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Thursday, Oct 22

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Accessing AI Chats and Usage

Hello! I used the AI feature to analyze one of my practice tests, but I can't figure out how to find that chat. I looked at some old discussions and still couldn't figure it out! If you know where I can find it, your help would be greatly appreciated!

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  • SaniqueRowe Student Services
    Friday, Oct 23

    @sophiethetrophy You can find your Sage AI conversation in the Chats section. It's one ongoing conversation, so if you haven't reset it, scroll up, and you should find your practice test analysis. Here's a quick screenshot showing where to find it:

    I hope this helps!

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    Friday, Oct 23

    @SaniqueRowe Thank you so much! I was able to find it!

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  • Thursday, Oct 22

    Hi there! Unfortunately, I believe the 7Sage AI does not currently have the ability to save previous chats or navigate between previous chats. When you reset the conversation or start a new chat, your old conversation records will go away. If you want to request that as a feature I highly recommend putting a post in the "Feature Request" section of the discussion board (and I suspect that'll be a popular request!).

    In the meantime, if you want to keep a record of any analysis going forward, I highly suggest either taking screenshots or, probably more helpfully, copying and pasting the AI's responses into a Google Doc! That way you can go back and look at what its analysis was, and you don't have to worry about losing it when you start a new conversation. You could even incorporate it as a separate section of your wrong answer journal, which you can refer to when you're trying to identify a concrete goal to work on (whether that's timing, flagging and moving on, reading carefully, or some other PT skill you can practice in drills). I also recommend keeping a reflection alongside that, so you can record where you felt like the AI was helpful, and where your feelings about the test may diverge from its analysis. For now, either keeping a separate doc or popping it into a separate section of your wrong answer journal is probably the best solution--hopefully that helps!

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