Artificial Intelligence

The following list includes AI tools better suited for academic work:

• Scite.ai - An AI citation analysis tool that utilizes smart citations to support scholarly research. The University of Calgary has an institutional licence for this tool.
• Scopus AI is Elsevier’s generative AI-powered research assistant that synthesizes trusted, peer-reviewed content from the extensive Scopus database, offering referenced summaries, concept maps, and emerging themes to help researchers explore topics. It is accessible through the Scopus platform, and is available in the main search box within Scopus. 

These are not monitored or supported by the library, but can be helpful for research. 

• ResearchRabbit - ResearchRabbit allows users to input articles into collections to allow users to search for related papers.
• Consensus - Consensus is an AI-powered search engine which utilizes Semantic Scholar for its searches, sourcing whatever research it uses in its summaries.
• Undermind - An AI-powered scientific research support tool which draws from Semantic Scholar to provide users with summaries of scholarly works.
• Elicit - Elicit is an AI-powered research tool that searches Semantic Scholar that can assist users with literature reviews.

Many colleges and universities have created their own research guides and support pages on artificial intelligence, much like this guide. These can have resources to continue your research into artificial intelligence. Explore their research guides below: 

• Artificial Intelligence in Teaching & Learning (University of Toronto)
• Artificial Intelligence Research Guide (McGill University)
• Artificial Intelligence Research Guide (Mount Royal University)
• ChatGPT & Artificial Intelligence Research Guide (Centennial College)
• ChatGPT & Generative AI in the Classroom (University of Toronto)
• ChatGPT & Teaching and Learning (McMaster University)
• Artificial Intelligence and Plagiarism (Partnership on University Plagiarism Prevention)

• “Artificial Intelligence” or AI

• Algorithm

• Chatbots or bots

• “Cognitive science”

• “Machine learning”

• “Deep learning”

• “Image recognition”

• “Computer vision”

• “Natural Language Processing” or “NLP”

• “Neural Network*”

• “Semantic Analysis”

• “Supervised Learning” or “Unsupervised Learning

• “Chat-based generative pre-trained transformer” or ChatGPT

• “Critical AI” or “Critical Artificial Intelligence”

• “Training Data”

• “Intelligent Tutoring Systems”

• “Interpretable Machine Learning” or IML

• “Computer Heuristics”

• “Expert System*”

• “Facial Recognition”