Reviews of AI Tools
Low et al. Answering real-world clinical questions using large language model based systems. arXiv. 2024, June 29. https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.00541
Bolton M. OpenEvidence as a Learning Tool. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai blog. 2024, May 22. https://libguides.mssm.edu/ai/blog/OpenEvidence-as-Learning-Tool
AI Tools
The University of Chicago Library does not endorse specific generative AI tools, however some UChicago instructors and researchers choose to use these tools in their courses or research. Below are some of the most popular generative AI tools today. Please be aware that there are privacy risks associated with using publicly available AI tools and do not input any personally identifiable information or information that may be protected by FERPA or HIPAA into these platforms.
OpenEvidence
- OpenEvidence OpenEvidence is a question tool designed to "aggregate, synthesize, and visualize clinically relevant evidence in understandable, accessible formats that can be used to make more evidenced-based decisions and improve patient outcomes."
Register with OpenEvidence for full access; verified health care professionals and medical students can ask an unlimited number of questions.
OpenEvidence is an educational tool and is not intended to be used for medical advice or treatment, or to serve as a diagnostic service.
User questions are not covered by HIPAA. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure questions do not contain protected health information (PHI) or any information that violates the privacy of any person.
See OpenEvidence's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for more information.
Chatbots, Search Enginces, and Writing Assistants
- UChicago’s generative AI chat service built with OpenAI’s large language models and customized for the University community
- OpenAI's Generative AI Chatbot which can be used for example generation, summarization, and much more.
- AI search engine for research that synthesizes results from a database of more than 200 million research publications.Has free and paid versions.
- Generative AI Chatbot integrated with Bing search engine
- Artificial Intelligence chatbot developed by Google, formerly known as Google Bard
- AI research assistant that can help you find resources to start your research journey
- Free "citation-based literature mapping tool" designed to help with literature reviews
- Generative AI chatbot designed by Anthropic
- Well-known AI writing assistant that helps with proofreading and revisions
- ChatGPT alternative designed to run locally on your computer
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