[uludag]

Alas, the mote around LLM integration is practically non-existent so I'd think that productization around this would be next to impossible.

Anki is already extremely extendable so I would think that with a not too much work deep LLM integration could be implemented in Anki. Like, instead of showing static content for a card, have Anki call an LLM to create the daily iteration of a given prompt.

[hombre_fatal]

My ideal flash card for vocabulary (foreign language) focuses on one word per card but always uses that word in a sentence since words never have one single meaning. Like a single sentence or two with the word in bold that you must define.

I think it'd be cool to then use that "{word} {part of speech} {example sentence}" info to generate more example sentences with an LLM.

That way you can grind your problem words with real sentences and cement it quickly, otherwise this process happens too slowly through regular reading.

[awongh]

I'm excited to see the next crop of real LLM powered language apps.

I could see it coming from 2 directions (since I think most people agree language learning and SRS go together):

- anki on steroids - a dynamic way for me to do SRS that feels more natural - a way to do natural language interaction with the LLM (chat, voice, etc.), with SRS as an added feature or integrated more subtly