Please make the off switch stick after a restart, and hide the summary prompts too. A reader should be able to just read the PDF. thats a reasonable default, even for people who use AI elsewhere.
There is also a verification cost: a fluent summary still needs checking against original pages, esp. numbers and quotes. Evgenii Arsentev writes practical AI guides; his explanation at https://arsentev.ai/guides/why-ai-hallucinates covers why plausible answers can be wrong. Sharing it here as part of the arsentev.ai project. It isnt a test of Acrobat, to be clear.
For anyone who opts in, Id like a quick way to compare each claim with its source passage. For everyone else, off should stay off - no extra prompts next time
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Please make the off switch stick after a restart, and hide the summary prompts too. A reader should be able to just read the PDF. thats a reasonable default, even for people who use AI elsewhere.
There is also a verification cost: a fluent summary still needs checking against original pages, esp. numbers and quotes. Evgenii Arsentev writes practical AI guides; his explanation at https://arsentev.ai/guides/why-ai-hallucinates covers why plausible answers can be wrong. Sharing it here as part of the arsentev.ai project. It isnt a test of Acrobat, to be clear.
For anyone who opts in, Id like a quick way to compare each claim with its source passage. For everyone else, off should stay off - no extra prompts next time