Hans Ket
@hansket.bsky.social
Medical Information Specialist, Medical Library, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Find my co-authored publications on ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1909-3150 or on PubMed: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=ket+h+OR+ket+jc&sort=pubdate&sort_order=asc
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And I often find people who feel the need to harp on this , dont actually understand the tech as well as they think. Cos half the webinar was showing use of LLM/GPT to screen for relevant papers aka "tech that generate content" IS used for evidence retrieval. Such a dumb comment. (3)
November 23, 2025 at 6:51 PM
And I often find people who feel the need to harp on this , dont actually understand the tech as well as they think. Cos half the webinar was showing use of LLM/GPT to screen for relevant papers aka "tech that generate content" IS used for evidence retrieval. Such a dumb comment. (3)
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General deep research are also slower cos many open a virtual browser and query it like a human. The other disadvantage using things like openai/Gemini DR is you know it isn't customized for academic in the way it does citations & it seems to create more "ghost references" for some reason (3)
November 23, 2025 at 8:52 AM
General deep research are also slower cos many open a virtual browser and query it like a human. The other disadvantage using things like openai/Gemini DR is you know it isn't customized for academic in the way it does citations & it seems to create more "ghost references" for some reason (3)
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The main advantage has always been these specialised academic ai tools directly searched academic content while general deep research searches the web and needs to be prompted and be smart enough to know where to search and to prefer to cite. (2)
November 23, 2025 at 8:49 AM
The main advantage has always been these specialised academic ai tools directly searched academic content while general deep research searches the web and needs to be prompted and be smart enough to know where to search and to prefer to cite. (2)
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I've always been skeptical of "AI Scientist" claims but maybe there is something there eg Kosmos, Google Ai co scientist blog.google/feed/google-.... (3)
We’re launching a new AI system for scientists.
Today Google is launching an AI co-scientist, a new AI system built on Gemini 2.0 designed to aid scientists in creating novel hypotheses and research plans. Researchers…
blog.google
November 21, 2025 at 12:05 PM
I've always been skeptical of "AI Scientist" claims but maybe there is something there eg Kosmos, Google Ai co scientist blog.google/feed/google-.... (3)
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A while ago I fell down the rabbit hole reading about Literature-based discovery while made connections in literature or suggest hypotheses & last month Elicit wrote a very detailed post on this elicit.com/blog/literat... (2)
Looking for Hidden Gems in Scientific Literature - Elicit
Scientific literature is vast and contains within it as yet unnoticed connections. Literature-based discovery is an attempt to bring them to light.
elicit.com
November 21, 2025 at 12:02 PM
A while ago I fell down the rabbit hole reading about Literature-based discovery while made connections in literature or suggest hypotheses & last month Elicit wrote a very detailed post on this elicit.com/blog/literat... (2)