AI-generated study material depends heavily on the source you provide and the settings you choose. Better input usually produces better revision output.
If the output is too broad
Use a smaller source section and ask for a specific focus, such as definitions, exam-style notes, key causes, formulas, or common mistakes.
If the output is too short
Use more complete source material and, on Pro, adjust output length where available. Include context that explains the topic and level.
If the output seems wrong
Check against the original source first. Then regenerate with clearer source text or a narrower instruction. Do not rely on generated content for high-stakes revision without verification.
If the source is messy
Remove repeated headers, broken copied text, unrelated content, or formatting noise before generating. For PDFs, check whether tables and diagrams were extracted correctly.
Common questions
What should I know about if the output is too broad?
Use a smaller source section and ask for a specific focus, such as definitions, exam-style notes, key causes, formulas, or common mistakes.
What should I know about if the output is too short?
Use more complete source material and, on Pro, adjust output length where available. Include context that explains the topic and level.
What should I know about if the output seems wrong?
Check against the original source first. Then regenerate with clearer source text or a narrower instruction. Do not rely on generated content for high-stakes revision without verification.