FAQ
How accurate are AI notes from slides?
The notes are written only from the text in the slides and speaker notes; nothing is invented. Every number, formula, date and name is kept exactly as the deck wrote it. If a slide is vague, the notes stay close to its wording.
The main way AI note tools go wrong is adding things: a definition from the internet, an example the lecturer never gave, a rounded number. Nuutli is instructed to work only from the deck and to keep figures, names and terms verbatim, and the same system prompt tells it to stay close to the slide's wording when the slide is unclear rather than guess.
What the notes cannot do is recover what was said aloud but never written down, or read text inside images. A deck of photographed whiteboards has nothing to read. Speaker notes, when present, are the best source of the lecturer's own explanation and are folded in.
Check the notes against the slides once for any course where the exam rewards exact wording; the Word download is editable for that reason.
Updated 2026-11-03.