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Honest limits: using Gemini to summarize long research PDFs

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Been leaning on it for a few weeks to pull key points out of 40 to 60 page reports, so here is the honest version instead of the hype. What it does well: give it a clear question up front ("what are the three findings and the methodology") and it holds context across the whole thing better than I e…

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  1. 2026-09-16 17:07 · r/GeminiAI
    Honest limits: using Gemini to summarize long research PDFs

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