🔬 AI Research Assistants

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AI scientific research assistants are here. From Wikipedia to the scientific journal Nature — AI is helping researchers improve citations, reliability, and information.

PLUS: A fresh list of featured innovators!

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🔬 AI Is Helping Boost Scientific Research

In a recent AI-assisted research trial for Springer Nature, of the 67% of authors who used their AI tool, 90% subsequently saw their manuscript proceed to peer review, with a 14% increase in articles published at the end of the trial.

Wikipedia relies on references to support its information, but sometimes these references are flawed. A recent study suggests that AI can help improve the quality and reliability of Wikipedia entries by identifying and replacing poor-quality references.

The AI system, called SIDE, is trained using existing featured articles and can recognize good references. It can also search the Internet for reputable sources and suggest alternative references.

In testing, SIDE was able to find already cited references in nearly 50% of cases and provide alternative options for the rest. (Read More)

YOUR DAILY TOOL 🛠

MyMind - is an AI-powered tool that acts as a personal digital assistant to help organize and remember important information.

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FEATURED INNOVATORS 🚀 

• Jenni - Supercharge your next research paper using AI.

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• Buoy Health - An AI-based symptom checker that uses algorithms to diagnose and treat illness.

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• Deepcell - Uses AI and microfluidics to develop technology for single-cell morphology.

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• Iodine - Uses AI-powered and machine-learning solutions to improve patient care and increase response rates.

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• Tempus - Uses AI to sift through the world’s largest collection of clinical and molecular data to personalize healthcare treatments.

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