Our summary
People often need to check long documents for specific rules or facts. This guide tests a way to ask an AI tool thirteen different questions about a privacy law at the same time, rather than asking each question one by one.
The author uses Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. Grouping the questions means the software only reads the long text once instead of thirteen times. In these tests, the grouped questions returned the same answers.
This method is useful for anyone checking large files for multiple independent details. The exact savings depend heavily on the length of the text and the number of questions. The results shown here only apply to this specific test and will change with different tasks.
Key takeaways
- Group multiple questions together so the software only has to read a long document once.
- Use an AI tool to choose yes-or-no answers, pick categories, and give scores in one request.
- Expect your actual savings to vary based on the specific document and questions you use.