Consensus- Give ChatGPT access to 200 million research papers to help you answer questions

Description of Consensus- Give ChatGPT access to 200 million research papers to help you answer questions

Key Points: Consensus, ChatGPT plugin, research papers

Introduce

Consensus- Give ChatGPT access to 200 million research papers to help you answer questions, draft content, and more

Features: Evidence-Based Answers, Faster

Consensus is an AI-powered search engine designed to extract and summarize insights from research papers, offering evidence-based answers more efficiently. It focuses on providing accurate information by utilizing artificial intelligence to analyze scholarly articles and scientific literature. This tool specializes in finding answers within research papers that have undergone peer review, ensuring the information is reputable and trustworthy. This AI-driven search engine assists users in quickly accessing verified scientific insights from a wide range of research materials.

How to install the plugin:

1. Login with your ChatGPT Plus account: chat.openai.com.
2. Hover over the GPT-4 tab on the top of the screen and select “Plugins”.
3. Search the plugin store for “Consensus” and install the Consensus Search plugin.

Plugin Use Cases:

Ask a question, get answers grounded in scientific research.

• Prompt: a question about a research-related topic
  • Ex: “what are the benefits of mindfulness meditation?“
• Response: a list of claims about your question all directly tied to a peer-reviewed study

Draft pieces of content with proper citations from REAL studies

• Prompt: a command asking for a draft of a piece of content with citations
  • Ex: “write me a paragraph about the impact of climate change on GDP with citations“
• Response: your desired piece of content embedded with citations from actual studies

Search for research papers without having to keyword match

• Prompt: a command asking for papers related to your topic of interest
  • Ex: “find me 5 papers about how immigration impacts the economy“
• Response: a list of relevant research papers along with a one-sentence summary of the paper

Find and extract concepts from research papers

• Prompt: a command asking for a list of concepts within research papers
  • Ex: “I want a list of effective ways to prevent homelessness“
• Response: a list of concepts pulled directly from scientific studies with citations

Unlock all of our new features with Consensus Premium

We have so many exciting things in the works to share with you all this year. All of the features on our roadmap come directly from our users and we can’t wait to keep building them for you! Many of these new features will be behind a paywall, to get full access to everything we build and support our mission, sign-up for Consensus Premium today….