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1. SciSpace Copilot An AI assistant that explains papers in real-time. Highlight the text to understand it better, understand formulas and tables, and ask papers anything.

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Rowan Cheung3 years ago

I'm surprised how many people aren't using AI Chrome extensions yet. Stop limiting yourself to just ChatGPT. Here are 5 new AI chrome extensions that will turn you into a productivity machine:

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Rowan Cheung3 years ago

2. Compose AI Write e-mails by having the extension automate it all. The AI sits directly in any text box.

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Rowan Cheung3 years ago

3. Wiseone Ask Wiseone any question about any article you're reading, and it'll generate an accurate answer.

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Rowan Cheung3 years ago

4. UseChatGPT AI Use ChatGPT on any website without copy-pasting.

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Rowan Cheung3 years ago

5. Merlin Get ChatGPT response on any website by just clicking Cmd+M. Works on Google, Gmail, & 10M+ websites.

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Rowan Cheung3 years ago

Those are the best AI chrome extensions to maximize productivity! If you enjoyed this: 1. Follow me @rowancheung for more 2. Like + Retweet the tweet below to show your support 👇

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Prof Tim Colbourn3 years ago

Hmm my Chrome is recommend I don’t install this as it could read and change all my data on websites so it’s unsafe?

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Dow 20000 🇸🇴 💰3 years ago

Do I still have to read? If so it sucks.

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Edmund Kudzayi3 years ago

Careful with that one, just gave it a 30-minute drive and the very thing it said was not in the paper, was right there in the index. Useful yes, but unreliable.

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Magiobus 🧑‍💻3 years ago

Maybe this can be helpful to you @etherfuse

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