[abirch]

Are there other tools out there like NotebookLM? Not a replacement but some cool AI tools that help people learn.

[hek2sch]

Best closest I stumble on is nouswise. Lets you contain an agent with even more sources and generate almost all outputs.

[petra]

No pricing, "call for demo". Not sure this is for personal use.

[realsarm]

Pricing with a long table comparison for the 3 plans https://nouswise.com/pricing

Are you looking for this?

[hek2sch]

I use it for personal use. They have 3 plans, 1 free 2 paid.

[realsarm]

Like how many sources? And what you mean by sources (tables pdfs...)?

[hek2sch]

I have several projects with lots sources (800+). I mostly work with webpages, papers and youtube videos. It also supports mcp if you want to connect something.

[petra]

Or maybe just a way to use chatgpt/Claude with files , and get accurate references to the page/paragraph in the source?

[jeromegv]

Claude/ChatGPT still end up making things up when they can't find anything, notebook is much better to 99% reply based on quotes. But yes a backup is to use Claude and grep, but not quite the same.

[hek2sch]

It's cumbersome to have llm duplicate all quotes and still get good response. Else you get no visibility into your sources.

[neves]

Microsoft Copilot in the Enterprise has is notebook feature