4 Powerful AI Tools You’ll Wish You Found Sooner for Faster, Smarter Research

[@yweiyuen3560]

Hi Andy, absolutely love your videos. Just wondering whether you would make a video on tier listing the AI tools in the future??

[@mayman3310]

everything is game changing, every little tool is revolutionary, isn't this tiring?

[@kumardigvijaymishra5945]

Andy, thank you very much for the information. It's confounding how several AI tools have come to aid researchers, and in the ocean of AI research tools, I seem to get lost the minute my eyes get off the screen.

[@miroticfashion]

Thank you for these examples Andy! Do you think something like Mapify would be useful for viva prep if you put in your submitted thesis?

[@CoombesJD]

What would Stapletonbench look like? I guess it takes a standard task "Do me a lit review on transparent electrode materials" and then you score how it does in terms of the information gathered, what you think its missing, and how well it synthesises and summarises the research field. Sometimes it feels like these videos are ephemeral and I'd love to actually see an at-a-glance reference of this knowledge that you are laboriously curating. (Hopefully this would also show some nice smooth progress as hallucinations 📉 and synthesis quality 📈)

[@lakyntiewpariat6969]

Andy THANK YOU. 🙏

[@RyanA-yp2vu]

Can you do a video on how you do all these content research and find out these apps the process behind your video content research it will be very useful and educational for many who aspire to be content creators

[@nicholasmckenna8614]

I know it is outside of your field, but could you make/ have you made a video on AI tools for social science research

[@christopherd.winnan8701]

Thank you for the useful mind mapping tools. How would yuo compare them to something more advanced such as Infranodus?

[@lampjerulez]

As a teacher, i teach students how to use AI properly instead of fighting against it and telling them not to use it (its out there anyway why not use it?) Ill show this to them, need to check if it works for my country/language tough. I do make the assignments about the process and not the results, therefore they cant 'just' generate everything with AI. because then they will miss content of the assignment

[@coldlyanalytical1351]

I assume that paper writers are now reviewing & analysing their own papers with these tools. They can then apply any corrections and recommendations. Rinse and repeat before releasing the paper.

[@Neuroszima]

I am scared about such AI agents to replace scientists in review process. Like you upload and 3 AIs rate you LOLE xd

[@Mq8F]

Andy, whatever you had before this video… gimme some please

[@imthinkingthoughts]

I love Andy's energy. Very entertaining :)

[@takiyaazrin7562]

Extrovert + Scientist = Rare

[@jiiejfioejfa]

is google sign-in the only way for storm?

[@RajDeepakChouhan]

I wonder Andy how have you not yet made a video on the absolute gold standard in research SCOPUS, talk about scopus ai please!

[@bereketamare1425]

The AI waiting game

[@MyCorcoran]

Thanks!

[@DrAndyStapleton]

Thanks so much for the super like!

[@RobertoDiQuirico]

Grazie.

[@DrAndyStapleton]

Thanks so much for the super thanks! It means a lot

[@marketmail49]

archive pulse is like Semantic Scholar sending us “influential papers” Feed.

[@garellekrisbacaron1544]

I FIND YOU HANDSOME WHEN YOU MAKE YOURSELF FUNNY. 🥰

[@arteasa]

I will mapify!

[@jiiejfioejfa]

and how do you usually quickly know if a paper is peer reviewed or not?

[@shawnb4745]

If it appeared in a reputable journal that isn't predatory.