Artificial Intelligence
Large language models of Artificial Intelligence are trained on massive amounts of text data from books, articles, and websites. They produce responses based on probability rather than understanding, and their outputs are sometimes incorrect or biased. Claude and ChatGPT are examples of large language models.
Google's NotebookLM uses AI to organize, summarize, and provide notes on the material you upload.
Undermind AI is a tool for academic research. It uses concept-based analysis rather than keyword matching and can help refine your prompts. It extracts and organizes relevant content from academic books and papers within its database. Perplexity AI uses large language models to search and summarize current information on the internet; it includes source links.
Some databases, such as ProQuest and JSTOR, provide AI Research Assistants within the results screen. These tools can help you grasp the focus of an article, chapter, or book and assess its relevance to your research. The extent of AI assistance varies—some tools offer summaries, while others highlight key topics. Be sure to check the specific features available in each database.