How to use Lexa AI and where does it show up at?

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I don’t know how to use Lexa AI? I tried to add a prompt onto the Lexa AI in settings, thinking it would work when I click a unknown word when playing a Netflix show, but nothing.

I added this prompt as I am primarily learning Korean and Japanese:
Chinese word: Provide the equivalent word in simplified chinese and traditional chinese with pinyin for the word as used in this sentence:

At this point, I am not sure if Lexa AI is a not yet finished feature, bug, or if I just have no idea how to use it.

2

I’m wondering about the same thing. I feel that the information about what is AI and what is not is a bit lacking. Is Lexa AI the same as the Chatbot?

3

Hi, it shows in the dictionary on top, you just need to expand it initially:

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We should probably add some instructions.

4

It seems Lexa AI has a bug in English version?

When I tried to use Lexa AI for English, it did not work, but when I used it for Dutch or Japanese, it worked.

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It seems the request to the API in both of English and Japanese are success.
But after that, something is wrong in English version.

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I fixed your prompt and now it works :slight_smile:

Chinese word: Provide the equivalent word of in simplified chinese and traditional chinese with pinyin for the word as used in this sentence:

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Hi! Could you please add a page of instructions for Lexa AI?

It would be great to explain step by step and with clear examples how the users can interact with the dictionary and the prompts.

Is there a way to modify the content shown by Lexa AI for a word in a way that this modified content is only visible to the user making the modification?

So that every time the user clicks on the respective word in the subtitle the customized content is displayed and can be further edited if needed.

Like having user-customized content in order to add personal notes or correct an inaccurate translation.

Thank you!