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ChatGPT
ChatGPT is OpenAI's chat app. People use it to ask questions, draft text, analyze files, and start agents such as Codex.
- chat
- writing
- files
Search, answers, and reading tools for finding things out.
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Guides: Best AI research tools.
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ChatGPT is OpenAI's chat app. People use it to ask questions, draft text, analyze files, and start agents such as Codex.
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Claude is Anthropic's chat app for questions, long documents, and writing. Paid plans cover heavier use.
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Consensus searches peer-reviewed papers and summarizes what they report. Answers point back to the studies they came from.
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DeepSeek Chat is the chat app for DeepSeek's models. It answers questions and helps with reasoning and code, with a free tier.
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Elicit searches academic papers and pulls findings into a table. Researchers use it to screen a literature set.
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Exa is a search engine built for research and for AI apps. It finds pages by meaning, and developers can call it from an API.
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Gemini is Google's chat app. It answers questions, works with Google apps, and can look at files, images, and the live web.
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Gemini Notebook, formerly NotebookLM, answers questions from documents you upload. It can also turn those sources into a briefing or an audio overview.
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Grok is a chat assistant on the web and in mobile apps. It answers questions and can work with files, images, and voice.
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Microsoft Copilot is a chat assistant on the web and inside Windows and Microsoft 365. Paid work plans can use it with your own files.
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Perplexity answers questions and cites the pages it used. It is built for research more than for a long open-ended chat.
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Semantic Scholar is a free academic search engine from the Allen Institute for AI. It finds papers and shows citations and short summaries.