AI Toolbox for Academic Research and Writing - Lilly Conference Traverse City by Roberts, Laura

Elicit

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Elicit can be used to create a literature matrix and examine research studies, summarize papers, extract data, and synthesize findings.

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AI Toolbox for Academic Research and Writing Report

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Final report on the review of available tools. July 2024

AI Policy Statement

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Curated list of 48 AI tools for academic research and writing (July 2024)

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Curated list of 48 AI tools for academic research and writing (July 2024)

Digital Education Council Global AI Student Survey 2024

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AI Work Trends 2024 Report by Microsoft and LinkedIn

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CoPilot

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Generative AI can help you brainstorm about your research topic. When selecting a tool, consider one with web scraping capabilities or is grounded in academic sources to increase accuracy and minimize hallucinations. You should use multiple tools and compare the results.

Perplexity

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Groq (*with a Q)

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Claude

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Gemini

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Le Mistral Chat

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If you have a big project ahead and are struggling with where to start, consider using an AI tool to help you break the larger task down into smaller tasks.

Goblin Tools

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If you are seeking scholarly sources, selecting an AI tool grounded in research that includes your content area is important. This will ensure the most accurate results.

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Semantic Scholar

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Consensus

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SciSpace

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Inciteful

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Lumina Chat

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Use an AI tool grounded in open content if you are specifically looking for open-access sources.

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If you are looking for US Census data to support your research, use an AI tool grounded in Census data.

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Block Atlas

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Census GPT

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If you get stuck in your search and need ideas for variations on your keywords and search strings, you can use AI for assistance. If you use a GenAI chatbot, consider using more than one and comparing the content. You might ask the chatbot to suggest keywords specific to the search tools you plan to use. Prompt: I am researching . Can you suggest keywords and search strings that I can use in Google Scholar, JSTOR, ProQuest, PubMed, ScienceDirect, and Scopus academic databases?

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Search Smart

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If you aren’t sure which database to use for your content area, you can ask AI to help. You can enter your keywords and search strings into Search Smart, and it will suggest databases to use and tell you which ones are open access.

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There are many AI tools to choose from to assist with concept mapping. While many chatbots have this feature, consider using a tool designed specifically for concept mapping and grounded in scholarly work.

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Git Mind

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Mapify

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AI can be used to create a visual representation of the interconnected research related to your topic.

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Litmaps

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Open Knowledge Maps

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Connected Papers

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Research Rabbit

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AI tools for summarizing are numerous and have been built into many research tools listed above. To get a more customized summary, you might consider a tool where you can “chat” with a specific document. This allows you to get an AI assisted deeper understanding of the paper. When selecting a tool that asks you to upload a file, you should be cautious of their privacy policies. Select a tool that provides secure storage and will not use your files to train their model.

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Ask Your PDF

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Chat PDF

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Notebook LM

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There are tools designed to assist with synthesizing research from multiple papers. Several allow you to find a paper and add columns to a table to compare the studies. You can also use NotebookLM as a more customized option. This tool allows you to upload up to ten documents, ask questions, and get summaries of content and themes across the documents.

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Elicit

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SciSpace

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Notebook LM

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This is all you! You can use AI to gather literature and organize your paper in the prewriting phase, but when it is time to write, you want to be sure you are the author.

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When using AI to revise your work, you want to ensure that you are in control and making decisions about how the work is being revised. It is best to avoid putting your work into a chatbot and allowing it to generate revisions. You could ask a chatbot for advice on revising using specific prompts and then make the changes yourself. You can also use a tool that is specifically designed to assist with revisions and allows you to decide whether to accept or reject changes.

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Grammarly

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WordTune

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DeepL Write

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Wordvice

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Another important aspect of writing your paper is ensuring that you have supported any claims you make in your paper. There are AI tools designed to identify your claims and the accuracy of the evidence that supports them.

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Longshot Fact Check Cite

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Honesty Meter

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Accurately citing sources is essential, and throughout the revision process, it can be easy to miss one or to forget to remove a source from your reference list. You can use an AI citation checker to generate a report highlighting potential citation issues.

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Recite - APA citation Checker

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PaperPal

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Collaborate! Don't Delegate!

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Lilly Traverse City Presentation - AI Toolbox for Research and Wrting

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APA - How to Cite ChatGPT

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Discussion of other models for citing and disclosing AI usage

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