Tools

For writing

• Jenni Al

  A personal writing assistant that will make sure you never face the writer’s block

• HiveMind

  Is an AI-powered tool that automates writing tasks such as data extraction and summarization. This tool leverages NLP algorithms to generate summaries of long articles or documents quickly and accurately

• Paperpal

  An editor to help you polish your academic writing. Also has an MS Word plugin so you can edit from within MS

• Ryter AI

  RyterAI is a natural language processing tool

• Jarvis AI

  Jarvis is an artificial intelligence assistant designed to assist with generating, editing, and publishing top-quality content. This tool leverages natural language processing (NLP) to comprehend the surrounding text and provide appropriate alternatives.

• Quilbot

  Quillbot is an AI writing tool that takes text input and assists you with paraphrasing, checking grammar, identifying plagiarism and more. The AI-powered assistant can make your thoughts and ideas more coherent and fluent by rephrasing them with changes to vocabulary, tone and style. Easily customize your text using a slider feature along with a mode selection to adjust the output to your writing needs.

• Paraphraser

  An excellent paraphrasing tool that can improve all written works. Paraphraser can find the most suitable synonyms and phrases to craft a compelling and captivating message. The software can also modify sentence structure, expand your word choice pool, change your message voice from passive to active and improve the readability of your copy

For reading

• Schoaricy

  A persona reading assistant that creates summaries of research papers with unfamiliar terms hyperlinked to

• ChatPDF

  ChatGPT for research papers. Upload a paper and start

• Casper

  A Chrome extension that summarizes research papers within your browser. Also helps you brainstorm ideas.

• SciSpace

  One of the most powerful and versatile tools currently available for reading journal articles. You can ask your reading Copilot to explain difficult passages.

For taking notes

• Lateral

  A unique app that helps you find common themes across multiple research papers in minutes.

• ClioVis

  Not an Al-powered app but still much better than many available tools. I am using it for my current research project. Helps you visualize connections between different ideas and concepts. Also lets you export your notes to an MS Word file.

• Glasp

  Think of it as Twitter but for note-takers. Take notes on research papers and share them with likeminded people across the world

• Audiopen

  Converts your voice notes into coherent and cohesive prose.

For search engines

• Consensus

  Unlike ChatGPT that gives you fake citations, Consensus answers your questions with references to actually published papers.

• Evidence Hunt

  Answers your clinical questions with citations to published papers.

• Search Smart

  A search engine to help you find the most suitable database for your research

• khoj

  Khoj is a desktop application to search and chat with your notes, documents and images. It is an offline-first, open source AI personal assistant accessible from your Emacs, Obsidian or Web browser. It works with jpeg, markdown, notion, org-mode, pdf files and github repositories

For productivity

• Anthropic / Claude

  Claude can be a delightful company representative, a research assistant, a creative partner, a task automator, and more. Personality, tone, and behavior can all be customized to your needs

For learning

• 2023-11-06 ◦ HistoryGPT
• 2023-08-07 ◦ PrettyPolly
  • found here

Timelines

• 2023-11-27 ◦ MyLens - One Timeline, Many Histories

Articles

• 2023-06-16 ◦ An explosion in software engineers using AI coding tools? - The Pragmatic Engineer
• 2023-06-07 ◦ Why AI Will Save the World | Andreessen Horowitz

Videos

• 2023-10-23 ◦ A Hackers’ Guide to Language Models

  By co-founder of