The Kindle Scribe is a powerful tool for taking notes. One of its standout features was the ability to summarize your notes using AI, giving you a quick overview of what you’ve written. However, this feature wasn’t very flexible when it was first introduced a few months back.
Now, Amazon has released a software update for the Kindle Scribe that, as T3 stated, makes this feature more personalized. With the update, you can choose how your summary is written. You can pick whether it’s short or long, formal or casual.
This update gives you more control over the summary’s style and length, which is a big trend in the world of artificial intelligence. Many chat models, for example, are starting to use a more relaxed and casual tone when responding to questions, believing it helps users feel more engaged.
If you’re using the Kindle Scribe, here’s how you can customize your summaries:
- In the notebooks section, tap the “AI” button at the top.
- Tap on “Summarize.”
- When you see the preview of the summary, tap “Customize.”
- Choose your preferred tone and length for the summary.
The great part is that once you set your preferences, the Kindle Scribe will remember them, so you won’t need to change them each time you create a new summary. This update should make it easier to get the exact summary you need. Being able to organize and simplify your notes more clearly should make things a lot more helpful.
