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A new "thesis search artifact" plug-in called "Consensus" has been added to ChatGPT.

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Instead of listing keywords, just use one sentence to describe the questions you want to know, such as "what are the benefits of xxxx" and "what is the impact of xx on xx".

It can search for and sort out the answer from 200 million papers: a link to the paper is attached to each point.

Even, you can write a simple review based on your question:

Of course, by summarizing the relevant research, links to the papers will be attached.

Most importantly, unlike ChatGPT, which sometimes fabricates fake links, papers given by Consensus can definitely be found (all peer-reviewed).

With it, it is not too convenient to find a paper.

Specific usage below to look at the specific usage, a total of four.

01. Given a question, give the answer by summarizing the research of each paper.

For example, the official example: "what are the benefits of mindfulness meditation?"

It will answer the question with a list of the benefits of 1234 enumerations, each of which is followed by a paper.

02. Given a topic, write a brief review from the point of view of each paper, and give the source

For example: "write me a paragraph about the impact of climate change on GDP, with citations attached."

As you can see, the answer given by the plug-in is relatively comprehensive, listing the conclusions of five studies and giving specific data for each article.

03. Search papers without keyword matching

You don't need specific keywords, you just tell it what topic you want, and you can throw you a bunch of papers, and each paper contains the author, year, journal, and a summary of a sentence.

For example, "find me five papers on how immigrants affect the economy." this is the answer given by the plug-in:

Citing papers to study and write SEO-friendly blogs

Tips such as "write a SEO-friendly blog about whether CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) can treat fear, including links to peer-reviewed papers."

The answer given by the plug-in is a good title and a good topic introduction at the beginning.

The text (What the Research Says) is not much different from the previous, and makes a summary of the points of view of the paper.

Finally, a brief summary and a reminder: be sure to refer to the original research paper for a comprehensive understanding of balabala.

With some embellishments and extensions on this basis, a blog can indeed come out.

So, how do I get the plug-in?

As long as you are a valued Plus user, go to "Plugin store" to search for "Consensus" installation.

With regard to Consensus, just as OpenAI allows developers to make third-party plug-ins that can be officially launched after verification, Consensus comes from a "third-party company".

The company has the same name as the plug-in, probably founded in 2021.

The core team has former employees from Google, Waymo and Amazon.

Consensus's own product is to do paper search, after tens of thousands of papers marked by the doctor from the training.

The source data comes from Semantic Scholar and is updated monthly.

The official website looks like this, and the current features are still in the Beta testing stage.

Give a random question, and the results are as follows. The latest paper is 2019.

If you do not have a plus member of ChatGPT, it is worthwhile to use this site alone for some scientific search.

The official website also gives some best ways to ask questions and negative cases, which you can refer to if you are interested.

Link:

Https://consensus.app/home/blog/introducing-the-consensus-search-chatgpt-plugin/

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