How to get an AI research assistant
I made a video about the awesome tools available today that I wish I had during my PhD.
The link to the video is at the end of this thread, and here's what I cover:
I made a video about the awesome tools available today that I wish I had during my PhD.
The link to the video is at the end of this thread, and here's what I cover:
Tool 1: @elicitorg
Elicit is magical.
You get a prompt, you ask it a question in natural language, and you get a list of papers in return.
But more than that: Elicit gives you the takeaway from the abstract AND it parses the paper for which outcomes was measured, which
Elicit is magical.
You get a prompt, you ask it a question in natural language, and you get a list of papers in return.
But more than that: Elicit gives you the takeaway from the abstract AND it parses the paper for which outcomes was measured, which
@elicitorg intervention was used, and more.
You can filter, sort, and export to .bib and .csv – just extremely convenient and powerful.
You can filter, sort, and export to .bib and .csv – just extremely convenient and powerful.
@elicitorg Tool 2: @ConnectedPapers
To me the OG of graph-exploration tools for research.
Hunting up and down the citation tree is incredibly tedious work if you do it with lists – Connected Papers makes this much, much easier.
To me the OG of graph-exploration tools for research.
Hunting up and down the citation tree is incredibly tedious work if you do it with lists – Connected Papers makes this much, much easier.
@elicitorg @ConnectedPapers Tool 3: @RsrchRabbit
Once you have a couple of papers from Elicit & ConnectedPapers, you put them into a collection in ResearchRabbit.
From there you'll get AI-powered further recommendations based on all the papers in the collection.
It's like having an on-call librarian.
Once you have a couple of papers from Elicit & ConnectedPapers, you put them into a collection in ResearchRabbit.
From there you'll get AI-powered further recommendations based on all the papers in the collection.
It's like having an on-call librarian.
@elicitorg @ConnectedPapers @RsrchRabbit As I said, I WISH all of these tools existed at the start of my PhD.
I'm so happy for everyone starting out now that they have them.
If you want to see them in action, watch the video below!
I'm so happy for everyone starting out now that they have them.
If you want to see them in action, watch the video below!
@elicitorg @ConnectedPapers @RsrchRabbit If you liked this thread, follow me @cortexfutura for more on knowledge management, #PKM, and Tools for Thought!
You can also check out my course Cite to Write, where I show you how to use @RoamResearch for...research! (Updated for RoamDepot soon!)
cortexfutura.com/p/cite-to-writ…
You can also check out my course Cite to Write, where I show you how to use @RoamResearch for...research! (Updated for RoamDepot soon!)
cortexfutura.com/p/cite-to-writ…
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