ChatGPT and Other AI Tools

Natural language tool similar to ChatGPT, but always provides in-text citations to the sources used in its responses (including links to websites and academic papers).

A generative AI tool from Google and similar to ChatGPT; has a Google check feature, which will provide links/references to the statements generated.

Uses language models to help you automate research workflows, brainstorm, and summarize information. Elicit can find relevant papers without perfect keyword match, summarize takeaways from a paper specific to your question, and extract key information from papers.

Finds papers on your topic and traces a network of connected and relevant papers. Provides summaries and simple explanations for parts of a paper, such as the methods and data analyses.

Get up to speed on a new topic and find the latest literature using the Paper Discovery tool, or see how two papers/ideas are connected using the Literature Connector tool. Both tools use interactive visualization graphs for more enhanced searching and allow you to export search results to your citation manager.

Consensus is a search engine that uses AI to extract and distill findings directly from scientific research. It reads the papers for you and extracts key results.

An article summarizer tool, Scholarcy reads your research articles, reports and book chapters in seconds and breaks them down into bite-sized sections by identifying key information such as study participants, data analyses, main findings and limitations. Can also be configured to extract figures, tables, images, and references.

Summarizes lengthy papers, turns complex technical papers into simply explained summaries, and automatically creates new writing based on your file.

An AI sentence generator that can rephrase or expand on your own text for more clear and compelling writing.

Tailored to academic writing, Writefull can help with writing, paraphrasing, and copyediting.

Summarizes any YouTube video, such as a recorded lecture, meeting, etc.