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Have your book or document read aloud while you follow the text. Choose a voice and pace, and pick up where you left off.
About DeepDiveLM
Listen. Ask questions.
Talk through the ideas inside.
Under a minute from The Art of War. Two reading companions talk through Chapter Two, the reader jumps in with a question, and they pick it up from there.
Under half a minute from a slide deck. The reader asks what a diagram shows, and two reading companions walk through its axes and point out what it leaves unclear.
Under a minute from a math lesson open in the tab beside DeepDiveLM. The reader asks about an inflection point, then follows up, and two reading companions answer from that page.
Under half a minute from a novel open in Kindle beside DeepDiveLM. The page is read aloud with each sentence highlighted, the reader asks for a summary of the page, and a reading companion answers.
A recorded session with sound. The transcript appears on the right as they talk.
A recorded session with sound. The transcript appears on the right as they talk.
A recorded session with sound. DeepDiveLM is on the left, the web page on the right.
A recorded session with sound. DeepDiveLM is on the left, the Kindle book on the right.
Have your book or document read aloud while you follow the text. Choose a voice and pace, and pick up where you left off.
Pause whenever an idea deserves a closer look, then speak or type your question. Have a page, a chapter or the whole book explained or summarized.
Talk it through with your reading companions. Unpack a difficult passage, explore an interpretation or discuss the author’s argument.
Two AI advisors with different perspectives, sharing the same passage and conversation.
JedReading guideClear explanations, faithful summaries and connections between the ideas on the page.
IrisPartnerThoughtful questions, alternative readings and a closer look at the assumptions behind an argument.
Upload a book, document or scanned page, or explore the built-in book catalogues. Your library and reading progress are linked to your account.
Discussions use the supplied book text to keep the passage in view, separating the author’s words from the companions’ explanations.
AI explanations can contain errors. Keep the original text close and check important details against it.
Sign-in and an internet connection are required.
Audio and AI discussions use your account’s available credits.