AI-Based Literature Review Resources

ChatGPT is useful for brainstorming new ideas and it helps if your prompts are detailed and provide plenty of context.

Use Copilot to generate alternative viewpoints, unique angles, or unexpected twists.

If you have a basic idea, Gemini can help find fresh perspectives on it.

You may get better responses if you click Focus and select Academic, which allows you to search in published academic papers.

HyperWrite's Hypothesis Maker is an AI-driven tool that generates a hypothesis based on your research question.

2Dsearch is a radical alternative to conventional 'advanced search'. Instead of entering Boolean strings into one-dimensional search boxes, queries are formulated by manipulating objects on a two-dimensional canvas. This eliminates syntax errors, makes the query semantics more transparent, and offers new ways to collaborate, share, and optimize search strategies and best practices.

Consensus lists and summarizes papers it finds into single sentence summaries with clickable endnotes to references from Semantic Scholar. Categorizes methodology, citation activity, and journal rigor. Consensus meter calculates number of papers supporting or negating research question. Filter useful studies by year, citation count, method, controlled studies, human studies.

Litmaps allows you to search the literature using citation maps and seedmaps that allow you to discover key authors, spot research gaps. Upload a paper and map top connected authors, and search by momentum to see which papers are being cited fastest,

Research Rabbit is a good place to start to get an overview of the field and explore citation networks to identify important authors. It allows you to visualize citation chains by network or timeline.

Search, summarize/TLDR, add columns to compare articles and article sections to create a synthesis matrix, upload papers into MyLibrary, highlight sections of paper and ask questions about it. Includes citation generattor, paraphraser, ai detector.

You can upload and ask questions of PDFs to create an interactive reading experience that provides an alternative to skimming and browsing.

Ask questions and receive precise answers in real time. docAnalyzer.ai offers dynamic, context-aware interactions with one or multiple PDFs, powered by AI research for superior document analysis.

Explainpaper allows you to highlight text for explanations and to ask follow-up questions.

Summarize and question literature, and Humata provides answers with citations, and allows you to compare documents.

Upload text for explanation, summarize any piece of text into concise, easy to digest content, and use the browser extension to summarize webpages.

Summarize secondary research, evaluate it, and look for gaps in knowledge to fill with more secondary or primary research.

Bibliography.com offers a user-friendly interface and a comprehensive database where users can seamlessly input source information, select the desired citation style, and generate accurate citations with ease.

This artificial intelligence citation generator allows you to cite websites, books, journals, newspapers, films, videos, databases, blogs, and much more.

This tool features a simple interface and step-by-step guide to help authors with citation formatting and creation.

The open-source nature of this tool allows users to modify and adapt the tool to their specific needs like notes taking, upload images and cite, making it a versatile option for researchers and developers.

Petal Citation Generator automatically creates citations for sources in over 10,000 styles, such as Harvard, MLA, APA, IEEE, AMA, Chicago, ACS, Vancouver.

Quetext offers a straightforward interface and a comprehensive source input method, allowing users to quickly and easily create citations for their research papers, essays, and other written works.