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- Scispace – Yet another academic search powered with generative AI
SciSpace, like most academic search engines, offers a traditional web search interface However it has also recently launched an interesting browser plugin Let us look at the web search interface first SciSpace Interface The web interface has two points that differentiate it from a standard academic search
- SMU Libraries Subscribe to SciSpace!
SciSpace is one of the “AI powered” academic search engines that leverages large language models for relevancy ranking and data extraction We have had our eye on it for a while first doing an early review in August 2023 , followed by a webinar on SciSpace in Jan 2024 (see recording here )
- Scispace Now Available - Your new AI Research Companion!
We are excited to share that SciSpace is now available to SMU community SciSpace is a next-generation, AI-powered research tool utilising GPT-based technologies It enables researchers to explore scientific literature with unprecedented efficiency - “Do hours’ worth of readings in minutes” is its promise What You Can Do with Scispace
- Google Scholar vs. AI Academic Search : Expanding the literature review . . .
Google Scholar turned 20 recently, and despite being the world's most widely used academic search tool, AI-driven alternatives like Undermind ai, SciSpace, Scite ai, Elicit com etc have risen to challenge it Undermind ai (institutional access) SciSpace (institutional access) Scite ai (institutional access)
- Disclosure on the use of AI in research manuscripts: How are . . .
"The author used Grammarly to enhance the writing quality during the revision process Additionally, the author utilized other AI tools, such as SCISPACE and Elicit, to search for relevant literature while revising the manuscript After using these tools, the author reviewed, edited, and took full responsibility for publishing the content "
- Spearhead your Research with the Expert from AI-powered SciSpace
Saikiran Chandha is the co-founder and CEO of SciSpace, the leading AI Research Assistant that uses large language models to automate tasks in the research workflow He holds a Master degree in Computer Science and is a Stanford Ignite Fellow Previously, he built Typeset, an AI tool to automate formatting of manuscripts, reaching over 500k users
- Recap on SciSpace Webinar and SMU Researcher Club Informal Networking . . .
A diagram illustrating Scispace's vision to improve and automate research tasks throughout the research workflow with AI agents Insights from top 5 papers During the webinar, Saikiran showcased the capabilities of SciSpace For example, Scispace acts like an “AI agent” that is able to generate a summary from the top 5 ranked papers
- The new Bing chat and Elicit. org - the power of search engines with . . .
These currently include, Elicit org, Scite ai’s beta ask a question, Consensus app and Scispace Lastly, see the newly announced CORE-GPT application which combines “Open Access research and AI for credible, trustworthy question answering"
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