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Comment #46124423
Here's a Strudel fork that uses LLMs to turn instructions like "add a bass layer" into code: https://github.com/stuhlmueller/strudel-llm
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Comment #39899130
Elicit | Senior Software Engineer | Oakland or Remote | https://elicit.com Elicit is the leading AI research assistant. We automate high-quality reasoning so that humanity makes mo…
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Ought | Infrastructure Engineer | Remote/hybrid | https://elicit.org/ Ought is using large language models to build Elicit, an AI-powered research assistant that automates and exte…
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Ought | Full-Stack Software Engineer | Remote/hybrid | https://elicit.org/ Ought is using large language models to build Elicit, an AI-powered research assistant that automates and…
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Comment #29283353
Yes, includes PubMed, medRxiv, and a few others. The list of publishers is at https://www.semanticscholar.org/about/publishers
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Comment #29274066
Same! Pretty sure there will be tons of products for semantic search over local & cloud files within the next 1-2 years. For now we've chosen to build Elicit around aggregating and…
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Semantic Scholar via API (195M papers)
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Cofounder here - Elicit is an AI research assistant. Right now it's focused on helping people answer research questions by searching over claims instead of papers. You can also tea…
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Comment #29166237
For web search, are you using the Bing API? If so, do you have thoughts from the private beta on how it compares to Google - where it does similarly/better, where it does worse?
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Good idea. We'll integrate that into Elicit in a few weeks. In the meantime, here's a Colab that shows the CDFs: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1pl3fIaeIKIS77IDM_rn...