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This tool is great! However, I did not realize that once I uploaded the maximum allowed papers, and did not copy the matrix because I was trying to make some adjustments, I could not reload it. Kinda of a waste at this point. It would nice if you allowed subscribers to upload more than once and create a matrix.

Thank you for the tutorial. You are obviously a virtuoso in using Elicit. However, as a new user, to me your tutorial is very information-dense. Can you link me to some written instructions which correspond to the presentation? Thanks

I am new to ELICIT. Is it possible to connect it to my university library so that I can find full text of articles? Ty!

I'm delighted! It is a great tool, I've already tried some futures, very useful.

Awesome

I like your style. You present the software honestly and intelligently without trying to sell it. In the process, you have sold it. This looks amazing.

This is a really cool concept and so far I find Elicit to be a powerful research tool in many ways. Would love to know what model you're working with , I assume for a while it was GPT3.5. But seeing the new changes to limits have you pivoted to Lama?

if i want to cite elicit and the accuracy results, which citation can i use?

I think world model is not the final frontier. Because once the question of how (physics) is figured out by AI, it needs to figure out how it should (morality) interact with the world.

The best AI so far for research, but most don’t know about bcz of your poor advertisement.

this is very helpful. just tried once and I can get summary of my collected papers about 280 papers for SLR. thank you Elicit and all engineers for making this possible !

Very helpful info!

When you imported, it showed 31 of 32 files imported. What happened to the final file?

What LLM does Elicit use?

That was great, i.e., insightful; thank you!!

WoW!!

can we extract the citation?

Hi, I'm a blind person and I always use yelicit to go down into many rabbithole. I have no light perception and I love to learn more about non-24 hour sleep wake disorder which affects 50 to 75% of totally blind people. Can you go deep into it? Thank you

But the pricing model is very bad

I guess the CEO must have special permissions - I always have to wait several minutes for Elicit to show me results. Not good in case I want to do a speedrun of myself... :-) (yes I do have a Plus account) I hope Elicit's performance will be improved in the future, as I am enjoying its features more and more!

Always look forward to these videos, but unfortunately, the live stream timing didn't work for me due to the time difference. 😔 Would love to see more content focusing on science and engineering research. The structure of papers in those fields often differs from biomedicine, making it more challenging to find relevant information. I noticed you tend to utilize custom columns more when discussing science/engineering topics, which is really helpful! Exploring features like that could definitely improve research workflow for those of us outside biomedicine. Keep up the great work!

Thanks good clases, and very útil to my thesis work.

This looks great: how can we put existing searches into notebooks though? I have comments about the video and about pricing: 1: Please don't put music at such great volume behind the voiceover: it's annoying and I don't want to concentrate hard just to hear. 2: Re pricing: the credits system is annoying! I have no idea if/when I'm going to run out. It's a level of frustration I can live without, especially when the indication of the number of credits is somewhere between 500 and 2,500 for a single action! It'd also be good if it was easy to see when credits will be renewed.

I really like this tool, and this is helpful. I was hoping that this would show us how we might get behind the paywall. My understanding is that elicit searches around 125 million articles that are available through semanticscholar and other resources published on the Internet. Google scholar has 500 million articles available on the Internet, so, I still feel obliged to use Google scholar and other tools to do comprehensive searches.

Really enjoying the update. But please can you make it so that uploaded PDFs can be assigned a title and author manually by the user? It can get pretty confusing to know which paper has been selected.

Andreas, thank you for addressing all the questions. In this specific instance, half of the monthly quotas were consumed in just thirty minutes of research. Could you possibly reconsider allowing any unused credits from Elicit Plus to be rolled over into the following month? 😊

Thank you for your work and kind sharing.

Thanks for the tutorial! Looking forward to the next tutorial on how to deal with too many papers! :)

Where are your search results extracted from? And what is the rate of AI hallucination on your platform?

Great video... I love to see similar videos like this outside of biomedical topics. It gave me ideas for the new custom columns for science/engineering topics. Quick question, how many credits were used for this type of search? I saw you use high-accuracy mode several times. Perhaps in the next video, you can also mention how many credits are used at the end of the video. These credit limits really make me more credit-aware before committing any queries. 😊

That is next level!! fab

So far the topic for speedrun was about medical or pharmaceutical field. what about doing speedrun in engineering or technology area? possible topics, like: 1. the future of ccus (carbon capture, utilization and storage): maybe start from whether CO2 is really the culprit of global warming, and what is the significance? is ccus the best solution for lowering carbon emissions? whether ccus deliver what was originally promised? what are the show-stoppers? 2. biomimicry in engineering design: create innovative solutions inspired by biological systems (e.g., spider silk, lotus leaves). what has been studied and widely applied? what are other possible breakthroughs? 3. urban air quality mitigation: what are the strategies to monitor and reduce air pollution in cities? is having air quality monitoring system helps the city? what are some best model to simulate the impact of pollution to air quality in nearby city? (this might be related with how to regulate the permit to build a factory). Sure, there is always things that can be explored, but I would think it could demonstrate the benefit of using elicit for research outside of medical or pharmaceutical. 😊😊

Research idea: allergies

Very nice! Can the Elicit show the search strategy with the question just like the description in the SR paper?

Love elicit, its very efficient ❤

❤Thank you❤

Thanks, Jungwon! This is very helpful.

I found not feasible in asking questions with the Chinese tranditional.

Elicit is the goat

I found this useful tool for writing my doctoral thesis, however, not so much data on the Chinese simplified or traditional, hope you can get on adding them more, please

Your pricing structure SUCKS. I will not move beyond the free version.

This is truly ingenius!!!!! Can't wait to start doing literature review for my dissertation! I've always loved this part in a research! Thanks so much!

Exactly the workflow capability a lot of us have been looking for!

Such a beautiful time to be alive and do research

is it also possible to import from EndNote?

The 8 paper limit for plus plans is not very clear. Does it mean that it can only summarise 8 papers at a time, meaning that if I batch my papers I can summarise as many of my PDFs? Or is it that I can only summarise 8 PDFs per month?

Excited to test this new feature 🎉 amazing ❤ and thank you

I just signed up for the free Elicit - once I am familiar I will probably get the paid version! I absolutely love how easy it is to use so far and I love the way it summarises the key things I am looking for! Wondering if it will bring out all the research in my area?

Love this! I'm super excited about it. Thanks. I agree with a below poster. Just 1 price for pro and a free would be best so you aren't second guessing every search.

Congratulations Elicit team you made with the notebook application the whole research process much easier, more enjoyable, and more engaging. Consider maybe including a "copy text" button under each chat with text output field for ease of access. Again, thanks for Elicit and your great work. 🎉🎉