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1.8 million scientific papers are published every year. Keeping up is impossible. Here is a solution: Look at They use AI to summarize and explain things to you. Another amazing use of Large Language Models. AI explaining AI!

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If you enjoy this content, follow @abacusai! There's much more coming!

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I have also recently heard about also, but haven't tried it yet

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I understand what you’re doing, but isn’t the Abstract supposed do that?

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@SaveToNotion #Thread #ai #ChatGPT

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This is great! Thanks for sharing.

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Drag and drop? Why you don't use a link?

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@remindmetweets in 6 hours

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...then the author citations would be interesting to review

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@DevHunterYZ What's the error rate?

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