Research

[meep]

Hey all,

I've been cranking out research papers with the help of AI and can get a lit review or viewpoint paper to ~80% completion before needing a human to review & revise.

It's evident that this is in-part a quantity game, so if you wanna run those numbers up then hmu.

 

[Doctor]

Hey all,

I've been cranking out research papers with the help of AI and can get a lit review or viewpoint paper to ~80% completion before needing a human to review & revise.

It's evident that this is in-part a quantity game, so if you wanna run those numbers up then hmu.

Can you explain more about it

 

[meep]

Can you explain more about it

Sure, I begin with either knowing a topic or coming up with a relatively novel intersection of topics to write about. For the time being, this has involved a technological innovation and it's intersection with a domain of healthcare.

From there, I work with a chatbot to discover the best narrative to write (if viewpoint paper), or the best boolean search terms to use (if lit review).

For viewpoint papers, I then start having conversations about what to write, how to write it, how to revise, etc.

For lit reviews, I work with the chatbot to identify IC/EC and manually do the database search. I use Arc browser with it's built in chatbot (cmd + F) and combine that with copy/pasting the paper's contents to a chatbot, as well as manually doing some, to ultimately gather a list of papers that are aligned with the lit review topic and fit the criteria, all while having the chatbot document these methods for me.

Then it just comes down to getting the contents "understood" by the chatbot, organized in their collective entirety, and pinging it in a way that will construct the best layout possible.

This takes me to about 80% or so of the way done, needing ~20% to really dive deep into the generated text and resolve problems.

Hope that helps

 

[trev.singh]

Sure, I begin with either knowing a topic or coming up with a relatively novel intersection of topics to write about. For the time being, this has involved a technological innovation and it's intersection with a domain of healthcare.

From there, I work with a chatbot to discover the best narrative to write (if viewpoint paper), or the best boolean search terms to use (if lit review).

For viewpoint papers, I then start having conversations about what to write, how to write it, how to revise, etc.

For lit reviews, I work with the chatbot to identify IC/EC and manually do the database search. I use Arc browser with it's built in chatbot (cmd + F) and combine that with copy/pasting the paper's contents to a chatbot, as well as manually doing some, to ultimately gather a list of papers that are aligned with the lit review topic and fit the criteria, all while having the chatbot document these methods for me.

Then it just comes down to getting the contents "understood" by the chatbot, organized in their collective entirety, and pinging it in a way that will construct the best layout possible.

This takes me to about 80% or so of the way done, needing ~20% to really dive deep into the generated text and resolve problems.

Hope that helps

what is ic/ec?

 

[trev.singh]

Hey all,

I've been cranking out research papers with the help of AI and can get a lit review or viewpoint paper to ~80% completion before needing a human to review & revise.

It's evident that this is in-part a quantity game, so if you wanna run those numbers up then hmu.

may you send a link to a paper that has been accepted/published with your model

 

[meep]

what is ic/ec?

Inclusion/Exclusion criteria

 

[meep]

may you send a link to a paper that has been accepted/published with your model

Sorry, but I would rather not for the time being.

 

[Jalal]

Hello brother, obv i made my account so i can reply, currently lurking this sub on a 4 AM lol, I got excited and I understand you cannot dox yourself by showing us a paper, but my request if you could by any chance like take a subject or an idea an do one while recording or at least copy us the whole chat with screenshot idk but something visual to copy the steps because honestly I didn't understand and I think this method could benefit me a lot to get some papers done

 

[Jalal]

Sure, I begin with either knowing a topic or coming up with a relatively novel intersection of topics to write about. For the time being, this has involved a technological innovation and it's intersection with a domain of healthcare.

From there, I work with a chatbot to discover the best narrative to write (if viewpoint paper), or the best boolean search terms to use (if lit review).

For viewpoint papers, I then start having conversations about what to write, how to write it, how to revise, etc.

For lit reviews, I work with the chatbot to identify IC/EC and manually do the database search. I use Arc browser with it's built in chatbot (cmd + F) and combine that with copy/pasting the paper's contents to a chatbot, as well as manually doing some, to ultimately gather a list of papers that are aligned with the lit review topic and fit the criteria, all while having the chatbot document these methods for me.

Then it just comes down to getting the contents "understood" by the chatbot, organized in their collective entirety, and pinging it in a way that will construct the best layout possible.

This takes me to about 80% or so of the way done, needing ~20% to really dive deep into the generated text and resolve problems.

Hope that helps

Hello brother, obv i made my account so i can reply, currently lurking this sub on a 4 AM lol, I got excited and I understand you cannot dox yourself by showing us a paper, but my request if you could by any chance like take a subject or an idea an do one while recording or at least copy us the whole chat with screenshot idk but something visual to copy the steps because honestly I didn't understand and I think this method could benefit me a lot to get some papers done