AI Literature Review Tools for Researchers

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In this video I explore three new AI research tools for literature review work: Semantic Scholar, Scite, and Connected Papers
[0:00] Previous AI research tool
[0:40] Semantic Scholar
[7:48] Scite AI
[11:11] Connected Papers
Semantic Scholar semanticscholar.org
Scite AI scite.ai
Connected Papers connectedpapers.com
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@abdulafeezoluyadi3392 Год назад

Agree. Semantic scholar appears to be giving some better search output that Google Scholar.

@AntonioNarejos 11 месяцев назад

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎥 El video presenta 3 herramientas de IA para revisar literatura académica y buscar citas: Semantic Scholar, Site y Connected Papers 00:28 📚 Semantic Scholar es similar a Google Académico, pero con resúmenes TLDR y recomendaciones de IA 01:18 📄 Semantic Scholar permite exportar citas en varios formatos y crear una biblioteca en línea 02:30 ❓ Site permite hacer preguntas de investigación y encuentra citas más relevantes 03:37 📈 Connected Papers mapea visualmente las citas y referencias entre artículos 05:17 🧠 Las herramientas de IA están revolucionando la revisión de literatura académica Made with HARPA AI

@jenaogston1158 11 месяцев назад

It is my understanding that Sematic Scholar only subscribes to Open Access journals. How are predatory journals then filtered? I am not confident they are....

@DrLyndonWalker 11 месяцев назад

Good question. I haven't seen any predatory journals in my searches, but I also haven't gone looking for them so they could well be there. What has your experience been?

@jenaogston1158 11 месяцев назад

@@DrLyndonWalker I have not investigated this, but I do think the question of the inclusion of predatory journals within AI platforms is valid. I asked this question in an Elicit webinar and was ignored (maybe purposefully or not). If this is the case, I can see predatory journal publications exploding knowing they would be cited within AI searches. I am not claiming to be an expert by any means, but have read up a bit on predatory publishing and it is on the rise.

@DrLyndonWalker 11 месяцев назад

It's a very important question. Predatory journals are a big problem and anything that pushes access to them and encourages them to be cited more over real sources is very problematic.