🧠 Scite AI helps researchers verify scientific papers by showing citations, supporting evidence & context. AI that makes science smarter!
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October 17, 2025 at 11:30 AM
🧠 Scite AI helps researchers verify scientific papers by showing citations, supporting evidence & context. AI that makes science smarter!
#AI #SciteAI #ResearchAI #Education #Science #Innovation #Productivity
#AI #SciteAI #ResearchAI #Education #Science #Innovation #Productivity
have tried a bunch of sciency AI models. Perplexity, sciteAI, consensus. They are decent at giving a couple main papers if you ask it to give citations for a claim you make. But fall short of just the usual searching a database through keywords.
February 20, 2025 at 1:28 AM
have tried a bunch of sciency AI models. Perplexity, sciteAI, consensus. They are decent at giving a couple main papers if you ask it to give citations for a claim you make. But fall short of just the usual searching a database through keywords.
A challenge that many researchers face is checking the veracity of their sources. Launched in May, @sciteai is using #ai to allow anyone to see if a study has been supported. In this week's blog post, we look at this and other trends in #ai.
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Top Trends in AI - KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd
In recent years, publishers have begun to utilize advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to significantly change their businesses for the better. Though some innovations, such as using an algorithm to predict if a book will be a bestseller, have gotten more news coverage, AI and machine learning have been incredibly useful to publishers to help process user data to better understand the marketplace, to improve peer review, to help with workflow, and even to create new products. Here are some of the most notable current trends we have observed:
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December 13, 2024 at 7:10 AM
A challenge that many researchers face is checking the veracity of their sources. Launched in May, @sciteai is using #ai to allow anyone to see if a study has been supported. In this week's blog post, we look at this and other trends in #ai.
cenveopublisherservices.com/blog/2019/7/24…
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New post on my website! https://librarymonster.io/post/2026-3-28-sciteai
A #scite #ai eval for my MSLIS at UIUC assignment I did 5 months ago - FINALLY got around to posting it.
It's likely outdated now, but probably not the thing that disturbed me most - web designers know EXACTLY what […]
A #scite #ai eval for my MSLIS at UIUC assignment I did 5 months ago - FINALLY got around to posting it.
It's likely outdated now, but probably not the thing that disturbed me most - web designers know EXACTLY what […]
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July 8, 2026 at 2:58 PM
New post on my website! https://librarymonster.io/post/2026-3-28-sciteai
A #scite #ai eval for my MSLIS at UIUC assignment I did 5 months ago - FINALLY got around to posting it.
It's likely outdated now, but probably not the thing that disturbed me most - web designers know EXACTLY what […]
A #scite #ai eval for my MSLIS at UIUC assignment I did 5 months ago - FINALLY got around to posting it.
It's likely outdated now, but probably not the thing that disturbed me most - web designers know EXACTLY what […]
Just picking this one because we know there should be plenty of contradicting cites so it's a useful baseline to check @sciteai performance. Based on this, there's room for improvement; and crowd-sourcing studies to add might provide a much needed quality boost /fin
November 4, 2024 at 2:42 PM
Just picking this one because we know there should be plenty of contradicting cites so it's a useful baseline to check @sciteai performance. Based on this, there's room for improvement; and crowd-sourcing studies to add might provide a much needed quality boost /fin
I quite like the idea behind @sciteai, which sorts citations into mentioning, supporting, and contradicting statements (allowing users to flag misclassifications). But it is unclear which papers are indexed for cites, and there seems to be no way to suggest studies to add 1/
November 4, 2024 at 1:47 PM
I quite like the idea behind @sciteai, which sorts citations into mentioning, supporting, and contradicting statements (allowing users to flag misclassifications). But it is unclear which papers are indexed for cites, and there seems to be no way to suggest studies to add 1/
TIL that @CrossrefOrg DOI spam is a thing, and has also ended up in the @sciteai database — e.g. https://scite.ai/reports/auto-repair-san-diego-Jpj4Yn
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November 4, 2024 at 11:41 AM
TIL that @CrossrefOrg DOI spam is a thing, and has also ended up in the @sciteai database — e.g. https://scite.ai/reports/auto-repair-san-diego-Jpj4Yn
I anticipate an uptick of climate denial pseudo-science papers fueled by SciteAI published in sketchy journals, anytime now
March 21, 2025 at 8:59 PM
I anticipate an uptick of climate denial pseudo-science papers fueled by SciteAI published in sketchy journals, anytime now
@sciteai SCITE combines deep learning with a network of experts to evaluate the veracity of scientific work using #AI and deep kearning.
How refreshing!
https://scite.ai/
How refreshing!
https://scite.ai/
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December 2, 2024 at 9:35 AM
@sciteai SCITE combines deep learning with a network of experts to evaluate the veracity of scientific work using #AI and deep kearning.
How refreshing!
https://scite.ai/
How refreshing!
https://scite.ai/
Love the idea of @sciteai and is great to see the plugin. But I remain flummoxed by the accuracy of classification... #OverlyFlummoxedEditor
November 17, 2024 at 10:03 AM
Love the idea of @sciteai and is great to see the plugin. But I remain flummoxed by the accuracy of classification... #OverlyFlummoxedEditor