InfoGuides: Teaching with AI: AI for literature review

Warning for Off-Campus Users: None of these tools have integration with WTAMU Library's EZProxy, so please see the following FAQ to learn how to proxy the links provided by these tools.

How can I make sure links to full-text articles from WT databases such as ScienceDirect, Project MUSE, etc. are as viewable off campus as on campus?

Literature review tools

Many new tools have recently been developed that use generative AI's ability to look at the relationships between words to enhance the search for scientific literature. Many of these tools can be used to accelerate the literature Review process.

Semantic Scholar
Semantic Scholar is a AI-driven scientific literature search engine made by The Allen Institute for AI. It is built on a database of 200 million academic papers, and its database is the foundation for many other AI literature review tools.
Elicit
Elicit is an automation tool that uses large language models to streamline and simply the task of reviewing literature.
Research Rabbit
Research Rabbit is a tool to see the connections between different academic papers based on citations, sematic relationships, and author relationships. It uses the Semantic Scholar database.

For more tools and information, please see TAMU Library's excellent guide on AI-Based literature review tools