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Some AI tools that can be used for research/teaching (updated again! - fully free vs freemium): Fully free 1. SciSpace - Useful for chatting with papers, and understanding mathematical expressions. It also has a paraphrasing tool. 2. Research Rabbit - Free tool for finding

Prompts for Education: Enhancing Productivity & Learning 👏 Microsoft has made available a series of prompts. These include prompts for administrators, educators, staff, and students. They can be used under an MIT license, which means you can use, modify, distribute,

A Zotero+SciSummary workflow to supercharge your literature review. 👇 SciSummary is an AI tool that summarizes scientific articles

I am always looking for tools that can help me improve my teaching and research. Today I used Video Maker by invideo AI invideo (see the result below! It has sound) This is a GPT that you can find in the ChatGPT store of OpenAI. To find it you can use "Explore GPTs"

Of course, generative artificial intelligence can do both, enhance and harm our research Practices, tools and policies ... from The Journal of Management Studies: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo…

SciSpace’s GPT (formerly ResearchGPT) has 280 million+ papers at your disposal If you are starting a new research, you can use SciSpace for different purposes. First, you will have to access SciSpace’s GPT at: chat.openai.com/g/g-NgAcklHd8-…

Some scientists can't stop using AI to write research papers Well, it seems that according to some figures there are many researchers who can't stand it and use AI tools to write papers. ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ "Linguistic and statistical analyses of scientific articles suggest that

One thing that concerns me is the cost of Artificial Intelligence models for universities. If it is high, it can limit access for both professors and students. One option could be open-source models. But the truth is, I don't know if universities are well-prepared to use them.

With all the recent launches and the fact that many AI tools are becoming available to everyone for free, it makes me think that the capabilities of these models are far from being exhausted. As a teacher and researcher, this generates a certain unease for me, along with

Announcing ChatGPT Edu, a version of ChatGPT built for universities to responsibly deploy AI to students, faculty, researchers, and campus operations openai.com/index/introduc…

Nex (Nex - AI Summarizer (100% FREE)) is a Chrome extension that allows you to obtain and manage knowledge efficiently. Useful for videos and articles. It offers a free experience

Me: Propose a multi-market contact index, explain it to me as if I am seeing it for the first time, create code in Stata to calculate it assuming I have panel data with companies and their location in different countries between 2000 and 2020, and then explain your proposed index

It's good that Claude 3.5 suggests prompts to you. Interesting. It’s going to be easier and easier to take advantage of these models.

It's hard to say, without a rigorous study, but Google's new model (Gemini 1.5 Pro Exp 0827) seems very good for chatting with articles. I still have some testing to do, but our colleague Michaela Lie ☕☕☕ was telling us about it a few days ago. I still don't think this

ChatGPT Canvas can help you with editing and polishing your writing.

Sometimes AI benefits the best researchers the most. However, AI intervention makes them less satisfied. I have to read it.

Can AI-generated podcasts boost science engagement? Researchers are using artificial intelligence to keep up with the literature and spread the word about their work.

My way of reading books is changing with AI. Now I first ask Google AI Studio to present me the structure of the book. Then I ask it to extract the main points of each chapter. Finally, I read the book, but with much clearer ideas about the topics covered, the concepts and the

Gemini is so much better than ChatGPT at recognizing text in images. The difference is surprising! Google has regained so much ground from OpenAI, and they’re even offering many AI tools for free through Google AI Studio.

The new AI Google Studio interface has definitely made it easier for me to use.