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Chris Latimer🛠️ 1 tool 🙏 4 karmaMar 9, 2025@VectorizeWe still have a forever free tier you can use. -
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Such an impressive platform for all of us who are looking for more efficient ways to do the investigation. OpenRead has the potential to solve our problems.
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Great accuracy and easy to crosscheck with the provided hyperlinks to the sources.
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i love it i use it to teach me Italian and ukranian and programing ! and it awesome , because it allows you in the free version send many prints of your screen , not having to explain all the errors by typing diferent from gpt that you can only send 3 photos in the free version. i also use grok to study i frist make the exercise in my book then i take a photo of my exercise then i ask it to see if there is any mistake and dissipate my terryble handwriting it understands
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very useful AI tool for those who need to work with pdf docs. Thnak you very to the team for offering it free
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Used it for PPT generation and performed extremely well, especially the numbers and data part.
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You can now ask AI about your typed note. This issue has been fixed.
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the search engine was good, showed some rare sites I like however as of now the site is "Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information)." :(
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pretty handy I guess, saves me thinking too much honestly.
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Combines knowledge graphs with AI, reveals main topics and gaps in a discourse.
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Great website where I can get curated news for my interests.
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Great platform to increase your productivity. The infographic generator is my favorite tool.
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This tool is really amazing! It gives concise summary of the book that I was looking for.
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I couldn't use it because it wouldn't let me upload a PDF file, so I can't really review it properly. This tool would work best with audio files. For example, if your teacher gave you an assignment in a PDF file, you wouldn't be able to use it. Until it enables that feature, it's not very useful for students. However, it is useful if you're incorporating audio.
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This is a nice concept. Anyway app needs to be more polished. Can’t delete notes. I was expecting auto assign of topics, or at least suggestions to be more creative instead of just showing some random words from the text I’ve entered.
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Without a doubt Petal is the most comprehensively helpful ai for analysing, comparing and paraphrasing multiple papers or websites etc. it’s table feature totally rocks for gathering citations and will answer you]r questions in a table containing your choice of docs - it then mines each uploaded doc for answers to your questions. The multi-doc lit review writer it’s very cool once you get the hang of it’s. Honestly, there are so many things to love in this ai - I’m truly surprised it’s isn’t more widely used … it mines your documents thoroughly and finds all kinds of helpful insights. I use it by preference.
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Either I write like AI, or this tool is really bad at telling the difference. I question these detectors, especially when you give them something you know you wrote and they claim it is 80% AI-generated. I tested it by pasting in something I wrote entirely on my own, without using AI. I didn’t even proofread it, just ran a basic spell check, and that was it. The tool still claimed that 80% of it was written by AI. Then it rewrites the supposedly “AI-generated” text using AI, which essentially makes it AI-written. 😆 That’s kind of a weird concept.

