Aarush Selvan: commitment

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…And then from here you can kind of keep the usual chat and iterate. So this is more, if you were to like, you know, compared to other platforms, it's kind of like a Anthropic Artifact or like a ChatGPT canvas where like you have the document on one side and like the chat on the other and you're working on it. : Yeah. This is something we thought a bit about. And one of the things we feel is like your learning journey shouldn't just stop after the first report. And so actually what you probably want to do is while reading, be able to ask follow-up questions without having to scroll back and forth. And there's like broadly. A few different kinds of follow-up questions. One type is like, maybe there's like a factoid that you want that isn't in here, but it's probably been already captured as part of the web browsing that it did. Right. So we actually keep everything in context, like all the sites that it's read remain in context. So if there's a piece of missing information, it can just fetch that. Then another kind is like, okay, this is nice, but you actually want to kick off more deep research. Or like, I also want to compare the EU and Asia. Let's say in how they regulate milk and meat for that. You'd actually want the model to be like, okay, this is sufficiently different that I want to go do more deep research to answer this question. I won't find this information in what I've already browsed. And the third is actually, maybe you just want to like change the report. Like maybe you want to like condense it, remove sections, add sections, and actually like iterate on the report that you got. So we broadly are basically trying to teach the model to be able to do all three and the kind of side-by-side format allows sort of for the user to do that more easily. Yeah. So as a PM, there's a open in docs button there, right? Yeah. How do you think about what you're supposed to build in here versus kind of sounds like the condensing and things should be a Google docs. Yeah.…

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