OpenRead vs Unearthed

Semantic Scholar is a free, non-commercial academic search engine built by the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2). It indexes more than 240 million papers from every field of science and uses machine learning to extract meaning from abstracts, citations, figures and tables, so researchers find relevant work faster than with keyword-only search.

동료 심사 문헌을 위한 AI 학술 검색 엔진

과학 논문을 읽고 이해하고 작성하는 AI 연구 플랫폼

15분이면 한 권의 핵심, 읽거나 들으며

Jenni is an AI research and academic writing workspace that helps students, researchers, and academics read, write, and cite in one place. Bring in PDFs or import a Zotero or Mendeley library, and Jenni's autocomplete suggests sentences grounded in your own sources, with every suggestion linked to the exact page and paragraph. A built-in writer, AI chat, citation engine covering 10,000+ styles, and a Reviews tool for catching weak or unverified claims make it a full environment for producing cited papers.

PDF, 동영상, 웹페이지와 대화하고 몇 초 만에 출처 인용 답변을 받으세요

3억 편 이상 학술 전체 텍스트에 근거한 AI 답변

ResearchRabbit is a free AI research discovery tool that maps the literature around the papers you care about. Seed it with a paper you like and it visualises related work, key authors and emerging topics, learning from your choices to surface the research you have been missing.

SoBrief is a book summary platform that condenses thousands of fiction and nonfiction titles into short, readable digests you can consume as text, audio, PDF, or EPUB. It covers bestsellers, classics, and genre fiction, and includes an app, a personal library, and multilingual reading options.

생각을 위한 스튜디오: 연결되는 객체형 노트

Scholarcy is an AI reading assistant that turns research papers, articles, book chapters, and textbook sections into interactive summary flashcards, surfacing key findings, concepts, and referenced works so you can screen and review literature faster.

Paper Digest is an AI research platform that summarizes literature, generates literature reviews with citations, and delivers daily digests of new papers across arXiv, PubMed, bioRxiv and major conferences. Launched in 2018 and used by millions of researchers, it combines a citation-backed review engine that avoids inventing results with tools for reading PDFs, writing, question answering, claim verification and topic tracking.