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I've been using Myreader to pull insights out of research papers and articles from academic publications. It's working incredibly well and I'm excited to see how this tool evolves!
I searched around the internet trying to look for programs that allows me to scan through entire medical textbooks for my classes. MyreaderAI seemed promising, but the problem is that it fails the sort of needle in a haystack search. For example, when I am asking it for the arteries of the foregut for the abdominal cavity, it's response is "The branches of the foregut supplying the abdominal cavity include the ascending pharyngeal arteries, palatine arteries, superior and inferior thyroid arteries, bronchial arteries, and esophageal branches from the aorta." which is totally wrong. It often tends to do that, so I'm quite disappointed in this regard. I wish they can improve this. Otherwise, my 1 month will be cancelled.
Myreader AI helped me get important summary from books I've been struggling to read.
I wish I had this a few years ago when I was still a researcher in machine learning. It would have saved me so much time. This product just had to happen!
This is such an amazing tool. I was previously using the ChatGPT plugins to read PDF's, but they are limited to < 300 pages. I haven't run into any page limits with myreader.ai so far! I like that I can reference the excerpt that the AI pulled to compose the answer as well. Great for research and citations!
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I used myreader.ai to get the biggest insights (relevant for the organization I am working with) from 13 long research papers our group identified as potentially relevant. This tailor-made insights wouldn't have been possible without this product, love it so much.
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