7 AI Text Summarizers for Research Articles and How to Use Them

[@EmiArsady-fr8qm]

my note so that i can refer it back: Paper Digest - simple, 2~4 Sentence summary. TLDR This - quick and detailed summary, ai-humanlike summary, more thorough, highlights info Scholarcy (paid) - summary based on each section or as a whole. has chrome extension (free). Resoomer - non ai generated. key sentence of article from full articles. keeping the author's exact word. Word Tune (paid) - grammar writing editor, summariser, spot light function (to find sepcific thing) SciSpace co-pilot- chat bot. can ask question / extracted from pdf, has chrome extension. better than ChatGPT. Elicit - can ask question (has GPT), summary and info extraction, find research articles, compare multiple articles summary

[@scottm6261]

Thank you for taking your time to inform us on this topic. It would be interesting to see a side-by-side comparison of these tools performing the same task. Realizing that they vary in their strengths and complexity, maybe grouping the more basic tools on a task and the more complex tools on another. Again, thanks!

[@SciGradCoach]

Such a good idea! I will try to make this in the future!

[@cristianklen5954]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 *There are various AI text summarizers for research articles offering different levels of depth and functionality.* 01:11 🗞️ *Paper Digest: Provides a brief 2-4 sentence summary of a research article, suitable for obtaining general information.* 01:55 📝 *TeaL the Yard: Offers various summarization options, including quick or detailed summaries, making it suitable for a more thorough overview of a paper.* 02:37 📚 *Scholarcy: Provides section-based summaries, including results and introduction; it's a paid tool but offers a free Chrome extension for quick analysis.* 03:34 📰 *Resumer: Focuses on extracting key sentences from articles, allowing you to read the author's exact words without the fluff.* 04:36 🎯 *Word Tune: A paid tool offering article summarization and a spotlight function to find summaries related to specific keywords in the paper.* 05:57 🤖 *SciSpace CoPilot: Acts as a chatbot allowing users to ask specific questions about a single research paper, providing tailored responses for better understanding.* 06:52 🌐 *Elicit: Enables summarization of multiple papers at once using the GPT model, allowing users to ask specific questions to extract desired information from research articles.* Made with HARPA AI

[@user-np4fl7nf6z]

Thanks Alana! Your content is always so useful!

[@SciGradCoach]

Glad you think so!

[@rosarito102]

Thank you for sharing these relevant ideas that radically improve the way we research.

[@digitalcsk8312]

Practically try on 2023 research papers(latest) on these tools and tell us which tools were working effectively so pls help us.. In this case..

[@ibrahimskandarani118]

Bless you for your effert in sharing your knowelde.

[@SciGradCoach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sifeddineelabridi6502]

This is great.Very kind of you. Thanks .Greetings from the netherlands .

[@mimemolife]

Hi, I your TLDR This review and the demonstration has a toggle between short concise/short summaries (which I don't need) and the much longer Detailed/Section-Wise, which I do need. It looks like there is a 500 word limit, which looks like the version you used didn't have a small word cap. Please advise if you agree there has been a change in the software, or if I am looking in the wrong place. I also don't see an option anymore to isolate keywords and have the summary shorten, and the TLDR THIS system now seems to be rephrasing, Any ideas?

[@niloofar.5241]

super helpful! Thanks.

[@SciGradCoach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chocolattefy]

Great content! Thank you!

[@user-iq8vk9lj9e]

Love your videos. In the past few months it appears publishers are restricting access to their PDFs to be used in AI summary tools. Is there a way around this or something I’m missing? I used wordtune for several months, but it will no longer accept my PDF uploads any advice or insight?

[@cosmopantalonescuadrados9084]

great video, love your energy :D

[@LaithSalim]

thanks !

[@Mikey-qd8wo]

Great videos as always. So do you have a suggestion of a note tool or something else for the next step in the process. Background, about to start chapter 2 of my dissertation. I have all my research and have ran them through scholarlcy. I want a way to read an take notes and synthesize the information but can’t seem to find the right tool. I am learning to use obsidian but there is a curve there. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

[@SciGradCoach]

So, I would suggest Notion or LogSeq or even Zotero. I'll have a video soon about connecting Zotero to Notion. I know many that use Obsidian, but I haven't gotten into it yet. Here is a video on LogSeq: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYeshqWjj5aZa5o Here is a couple videos on Notion for article organization: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX-ciIJ9mMpjpdE kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGO2ZKKnbLtkY7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqaUp3evebuKfqc I hope that helps! :)

[@Mikey-qd8wo]

Thank you! I do use zotero heavily in my research and have taught it to others in the past. Any guidance on lit reviews?

[@SciGradCoach]

Here is my video on how to write literature review! I hope it helps! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6bMimmYrpqlpbc

[@krutibhavsar9534]

Hey how do I summerise books and edited books with multiple chapters written by different authors using AI? Could you please guide?.....

[@maricelp116]

This is helpful but I wish you walk us trhough by showing how did it work. I keep imagining what you are trying to say.

[@SciGradCoach]

Thanks for the feedback. The reason I didn't is that I have individual videos on these different tools. TLDR This: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZmufqqanauLl7s Paper Digest: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpW9Zpusbc-jpLM Resoomer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKqlpp6NiKmBkLc WordTune Read: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zoe6qKKHgsedqKM Scholarcy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6iZgZd7i7iIa8U SciSpace: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3Kqi2iDq6yJsMk I hope this helps!

[@qusay6948]

scholarcy is the better chose

[@pubguc6771]

T 0:39

[@jesussaves8386]

Is this ai-generated? :)

[@ajc713]

Awesome, thankyou

[@SciGradCoach]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@user-iq8vk9lj9e]

Love your videos. In the past few months it appears publishers are restricting access to their PDFs to be used in AI summary tools. Is there a way around this or something I’m missing? I used wordtune for several months, but it will no longer accept my PDF uploads any advice or insight?