Yep. I've been using a similiar service (chatpdf.com) and uploading amateur radio mathematics pdfs and portions of the arrl handbook. I can't quite upload the entire thing due to size constraints, but I've been able to do quite a bit of Q&A from the book chapters.
This Ask your Pdf allows up to 20MB for free vs chatpdf's 10MB free; though chatpdf has a 32MB allowance on the paid plain. Not sure how how ask your pdf plans to monetize this.
I'm personally looking into setting up my own self-hosted "chatpdf/askyourpdf" clone so I can put put a whole bunch of my reference material in there. I can't actually open it up as a service because of the copyrighted works, but I would really love to have ham Q&A site based on the ARRL Handbook and other resources. Even expand that out to an electronics Q&A.
There's a site called llamahub.ai that lets you load lots of your own resources into a LLM index so you can train GPT (or potentially the opensourceish gpt4all variant) on your own resources.
This Ask your Pdf allows up to 20MB for free vs chatpdf's 10MB free; though chatpdf has a 32MB allowance on the paid plain. Not sure how how ask your pdf plans to monetize this.
I'm personally looking into setting up my own self-hosted "chatpdf/askyourpdf" clone so I can put put a whole bunch of my reference material in there. I can't actually open it up as a service because of the copyrighted works, but I would really love to have ham Q&A site based on the ARRL Handbook and other resources. Even expand that out to an electronics Q&A.
There's a site called llamahub.ai that lets you load lots of your own resources into a LLM index so you can train GPT (or potentially the opensourceish gpt4all variant) on your own resources.