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How Consensus uses GPT-4.5 for nuanced scientific and medical written analysis, and Structured Outputs to visualize levels of agreement across research papers:

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@ConsensusNLP "structured outputs, pioneered by openai"??? should be "structured outputs, pioneered by @michpokrass"

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This is my favorite AI tool for reviewing reports. Just upload a report, ask for a summary, and get one in seconds. It's like ChatGPT, but built for documents. Try it for free.

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Check us out at

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@ConsensusNLP Oh wow, this is such a great use case! Super useful app—this could be a game-changer, especially in the medical field!

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@ConsensusNLP Great Use case.

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@ConsensusNLP Great use case! I’d love to see more of these—it’s always inspiring to see what people are building!

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@ConsensusNLP The UX is outstanding, but it needs unbiased papers. We tested with 2 simple queries. One about global warming and the other, Covid-19. Maximize your user-base. It could be a tool that really helps humanity.

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@ConsensusNLP What’s the hallucination rate …?!

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@ConsensusNLP GPT-4.5 analyzing scientific papers? Sounds like a dream job for PublicAI's data experts. We'll bring the popcorn while they debate the nuances. 😉 @PublicAIData #PublicAI

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@ConsensusNLP PublicAI's decentralized workforce is like a super-smart, blockchain-powered team of fact-checkers for AI. Meanwhile, @ConsensusNLP is using GPT-4.5 to analyze research papers - who needs human editors when you have AI? @PublicAIData

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@ConsensusNLP Imagine if AI analysis could agree on the best pizza topping. @PublicAIData bridges the gap between AI demand & expert data, making nuanced analysis a reality

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