GSU Library Research Guides: AI Chatbots Basics for Faculty: Using AI

Experiment!

Many of these systems perform similar functions, but each with nuance. The best way to determine what works for you and your workflow is to make an account and experiment.

AI Tools for Research & Learning

This is only a small selection of what is available!

Adobe Firefly
Adobe Firefly offers ways to generate and edit images.
BioRender
BioRender helps you quickly create science figures.
Conker AI
Conker AI designed to help educators create an assessment or assignment based on an input, such as a reading or specific topic.
Consensus
Consensus is a search engine that uses AI to find insights in research papers.
Elicit
Elicit is an AI backed tool that helps you find scholarly sources based on a research question or keyword search. Provides generated overview of article summary, study design, interventions and outcomes for quick filtering. Offers a limited number of free searches, with paid options thereafter.
LitMaps
LitMaps allows you to create a map of articles and citations related to your prompt. Easily find sources and visual connections across works. Offers a limited number of free credits, with paid options thereafter.
Research Rabbit
Research Rabbit is a free, AI backed tool that can help you find scholarly resources and collaborators. Recommended for compiling and organizing literature reviews.
Rex by Wiley
Automatically extracts data from Wiley article submissions.
Scholarcy
Article summarization.
Semantic Scholar
Semantic Scholar is a free platform that helps you search and filter scientific literature sources. Tracks influence of citations and their nature (cited as background, methods and results).