ChatGPT & SciSpace: The Revolution Is Here
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- ChatGPT and SciSpace answer the number one complaint of student researchers: "I found the article but couldn't understand it." No more. SciSpace uses the revolutionary power of ChatGPT to explain the article in plain language and answer your personal questions about it.
ChatGPT has been called the most important tool since the modern search engine with its ability to answer almost any question or request. ChatGPT in education is so controversial it's considered cheating at some schools. But ChatGPT's popularity has also made it difficult to access. SciSpace is one of the few places today where ChatGPT can be accessed without delays.
SciSpace offers much more than ChatGPT. Its database of 270 million journal articles and search tools are designed for the serious academic on the undergraduate and graduate levels.
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I'm so glad you touched on this subject! I've been seeing this everywhere and was curious your take on it. On another note, I love your videos - I'm working on my PhD and always find them to be a wonderful refresher for assignments big and small.
Thanks, Nila!
On a different note, a new semester is about to start in 2 weeks for me and I'm already overwhelmed by the big fat textbooks that I have to read. Could you please make a video on how to get through those textbooks efficiently? Thanks in advance 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks a million for your literature review video. After watching it, my assignment got one of the top marks 🙏🙏🙏
Congrats on your lit review! The key to dealing with textbooks is the same as with journal articles. They should not be read word-for-word, front to back. When assigned a chapter or group of pages, first skim to see the headings and subheadings. You could even do a little outline of the section to be read. Then use scanning to get the gist under each heading.
@@peakdavid Thanks heaps for your advice, I will try that😄
Thank you for this.
I was also looking at your old video on Writing a Literature Review. Found it so useful, regardless of AI revolution.
I love Chat GPT. It challenges our notion of knowledge and learning.
I wanted to ask you about this topic, thank you Dr. David
QUESTION TO Dr. Taylor: 1) if the contents of CHATGPT or SCIESPACE are used with proper citation would these be considered PLAGIARISM?
2) what if we PARAPHRASE with those tools, and use them in our research works, could they be plagiarized?
Thanks for your kind concern!
Your best bet is to paraphrase or summarize the contents of ChatGPT as you would other outside source. However, as of now, there is not a way that I know of to cite ChatGPT.
@@peakdavid Thank you for your kind response, Dr!
Thanks from the bottom of my heart 🇸🇦🌸
This is very helpful. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome!
Do you have videos on how to write a "SYSTEMATIC literature review"?
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so, would this be helpful in helping you understand what an article is about? Also, would it be helpful with helping one brainstorm ideas?
Great, Thank you!
@DavidTaylor, I was wondering about the implications for using ChatGPT for academic writing and also for graduate work since some universities are banning its use. So paraphrasing ChatGPT output is OK for academic work?
Different schools and professors may have their own guidelines for using ChatGPT. I can't speak for all of them. In my classes, I encourage students to use ChatGPT as a research resource and to treat it as they would other sources.
@@peakdavid thanks Dr. Taylor. We appreciate you!!!! Please make more videos about AI tools and how to properly use them. Your videos are so helpful.
well explained great
Thanks!
Could you copy the answers that it provides through the copilot into your essay or will plaigerism software detect the text ?
Anytime you copy and paste something that isn't your own words without notifying the reader, it could be called plagiarism. To avoid the problem, paraphrase/condense/reword what Chat GPT gives you.
Hello, teacher! Can you please enlighten me about something?
You have mentioned before that we should avoid using "very" in academic writing.
But is ok to use it before nouns( like: the very strength..... ) ??
Usually, the word "very" is considered an empthy intensifier that is more common in speech and casual writing.
@@peakdavid
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it.
I have found that expression in a book about modernist literature.. I have always thought that books rely on academic writing!
@@AminaAmina-xb4zp I guess the writing style depends on the book's subject.
@@peakdavid
You keep up the good work, teacher!
Your channel deserves to have millions of subscribers 🥀
@@AminaAmina-xb4zp Thanks!
This sounds amazing to use as a tool. I would not want to copy word for word so it doesn't come up in a plagiarism tool. But could definitely be valuable in helping with understanding of an article
Exactly. There are programs that teachers can use to detect prose generated by AI.
@@peakdavid So sir r u telling us not to use the text produced by it after paraphrasing? Will my teachers be able to detect it?
@@shivamkrishn After paraphrasing you should be fine.
@@peakdavid thank you so much David sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Dr. Taylor, Is Scispace reliable as google scholar?
Yes, I think so in terms of reliability. Keep in mind that Scispace is focused on the sciences.
Is it free?
There is a free version (for now) and a premium version.
I wouldn’t use ChatGPT for academic purpose. There’s high chance to charges plagiarism.
ChatGPT has important academic uses. Substituting it for your own writing isn't one of them.
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