Summarise Multiple Sources with AI
Use AI to combine notes from several sources while keeping agreements, differences and missing information visible.

Prompt

Summarise the sources below into one clear overview. Keep each source separate while you work, then combine the findings carefully. Do not blend sources together or make unsupported claims.

Topic:
[TOPIC]

What I need the summary for:
[ARTICLE, DECISION, RESEARCH NOTE, REPORT OR OTHER USE]

Sources:
Source 1:
[PASTE SOURCE NOTES, EXTRACT OR LINK NOTES]

Source 2:
[PASTE SOURCE NOTES, EXTRACT OR LINK NOTES]

Source 3:
[PASTE SOURCE NOTES, EXTRACT OR LINK NOTES]

Please include:
- short overall summary
- main points from each source
- where the sources agree
- where they differ or conflict
- claims that need checking
- missing information
- practical takeaway
- questions I should check next

Example Input

Topic: AI browsers and online shopping. Use: article research note. Source 1: a product announcement describing new shopping features. Source 2: a privacy article raising concerns about browsing data. Source 3: a user review saying the tool was useful but sometimes misunderstood product filters.

Example Output

A structured summary that keeps each source visible, then explains where the sources agree, where they differ, what still needs checking and the practical takeaway for a reader deciding whether to trust AI shopping features.

Before you ask

Gather the source notes first and label them clearly as Source 1, Source 2 and Source 3. Add the topic, what the summary will be used for and any question you need the sources to answer.

Check before use

Check that the answer keeps source differences visible. Make sure AI has not turned one source's opinion into a fact, hidden a disagreement or removed an important gap.

Common mistakes

Pasting several sources without labels, then accepting a smooth summary that hides where each point came from.

Useful for:

Research

Works well with:

ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot
Nova9 Tools

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