Sharix
ResearchSharix is a decision-intelligence platform for examining consequential choices through structured analysis, with assistant and memory functions described.
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AI research tools
Research tools help you search, read and summarise sources: academic papers, PDFs, web results, market data or your own documents. The most useful ones make it easy to see exactly where each statement comes from.
Summaries can drop caveats or attribute a claim to the wrong source. Use these tools to find and triage material faster, then read the passages that matter yourself before citing them.
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ThesisAI
ResearchThesisAI is an AI‑driven authoring tool that creates full scientific documents from a single prompt, offering LaTeX typesetting, inline citations and multilingual output.
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Totsum
ResearchTotsum is a data‑analysis assistant that lets users ask questions in plain language and receive clear, readable answers.
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Vicena
ResearchVicena operates as a dedicated research assistant, taking specific scientific inputs and returning structured outputs that can be directly incorporated into a project.
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Waldo
ResearchWaldo acts as a research assistant that transforms large, raw data sets into clear, actionable insights.
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ChatGPT for Google (AI Chat for Search)
ResearchDiscontinuedChatGPT for Google, later renamed AI Chat for Search, was a browser extension that showed AI chat answers beside search engine results. Its developer discontinued the service on 20 August 2026.
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Before you choose
- Check whether answers cite specific passages you can open and verify.
- Test the tool on a subject you know well to spot errors and omissions.
- Confirm which sources and databases are covered, and how recent they are.
- Check limits on document size, number of uploads and file types.
- Read how uploaded documents are stored and whether they are used for training.