Generating AI lecture notes via multi-round discussion works well, but is PDF the right format?
tak3sh8 · x · 2026-11-01
An X user shares a hands-on learning workflow: instead of one-shot "make me notes," he iterates with AI through extended back-and-forth discussions to produce lecture-style notes. The process is slow but genuinely useful — he now has a backlog of self-made lecture notes to work through, and argues it's not just AI hype. He raises an open question: a long PDF may not be the ideal final format; something better might exist.
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