As s dyslexic researcher you do not even imagine how much this would have helped me when writing my PhD thesis! They were some sad and sleepless nights!
'Find a reference that supports the following statement: ...' is confirmation bias brought to perfection. Also, AIs biggest strength is to immitate what has existed before, not to generate wholly new things
Hi Andy! I would love to see a video about the limitations and ethics of using AI for academic work. Are there ethical gray zones to be avoided? I've seen a lot of content on ethical issues of AI use in classroom settings but not much for research settings yet.
Love your videos. I was really looking foward a video of how you use these AI tools because It's easy to get lost with so many of them out there. Thank you.
Writing a well-researched paper requires a diligent approach towards reading and analyzing source material. While AI tools can assist in the process, it is important to avoid complacency and strive for excellence. As PhD students, it is crucial to acknowledge and respect the challenges that our parents faced during their own academic journeys. By adopting a proactive and dedicated attitude, we can overcome obstacles and achieve success in our own studies.
100% agree, because I respect the challenges my ancestors faced during their academic journeys (doubt there were many) I refrain from using the internet or even calculators altogether and rely on an Abacus. That‘s where I draw the line.
@@yoloswaginator Back in the day(probably until late 1980s), was quite normal in a scientific thesis to hand write equations with a biro. Have a look at Stephen Hawking's thesis available from Cambridge University archive, complete with handwritten equations and typos.
I have recently become familiar with artificial intelligence, and I have greatly benefited from your videos. Thank you for your excellent videos. I'm just a bit confused and need to know what the best tool is for academic writing? (I need to be able to justify my research hypothesis. I have explained that, for example, I expect variable A to moderate the relationship between variables B and C.)
Thank you for this! I am looking for resources that can handle synthesizing information from sources the Japanese language. I know chat gpt can summarize, and same with Norton, but if you happen to know anything else, I am all ears!
Hey Andy, would you do a video on academic conferences for undergraduates/ recent graduate students? Also if you haven't already what would be your advise for somebody recently deciding on getting a ph.d. ? I work in research as a senior in undergrad, thanks!
Hey Andy love all your stuff even your beard content. Can we get some content for undergrads looking to do research at school hiw to get in REUs and applying to Ph.D and masters programs
Hi Andy , thanks for all your great work as always. Do you have any suggestions for AI voice to text ? This would be for recording lectures to then process into notes. Most AI voice to text monthly plans only consist of 300mins per month . That's outrageous as full time study clips that amount each week with lectures. Any suggestions? Thank very much
@@DrAndyStapleton thank you Dr Andy for your reply. I have whisper ai installed but found it slow to transcribe on medium setting. It's too slow . Microsoft Word transcribe function is my 'go to' but has the issue of 300 mins of words per month. Thanks again, will continue to enjoy watching your great videos 👍
@@pl5094 no you mayby completely correct ,not the whole lecture is needed. I am just starting a tertiary level degree and experimental with what is going to work best for lectures. I was hoping to avoid taking notes in lectures so I could just concentrate and focus on the lecture itself , do you have any advice ? I have heard good things about otter AI but comes with a price
I have started to create my own database on Notion of AI tools for research and productivity suggested by both Andy and other LinkedIn sources...and now I have FOMO and can't NOT watch his videos on ai x research 😅
Check out theresanaiforthat, it‘s a large database of available resources. But if you follow „AI news“ you‘ll quickly notice there wasn‘t actually a a really noteworthy breakthrough since chatgpt4, even though the video titles always suggest otherwise.
Academic papers need to adapt to new standards of consuming content. It is a waste of time for both the researchers and the reviewers. There is no major benefit for the field of study much less to society as a whole. Society is the actual funding entity for most research (tax payers) so we should be demanding actual solutions from academics.
Horrible advice! Reading abstracts is already boring in general, mostly since most authors rewrite the same boilerplate banalities about a subject again and again, citing the same references etc. And now, this tendency will accelerate with AI. Then, we definitely need AI to detect that the abstract has not been generated by AI 🙃
This might work for you, but don‘t assume that this is what „one“ always does. For me, first setting up some rough structure helps me iterate fast, and a tentative abstract helps narrow down the potential paths the paper can take during the process.
@@yoloswaginator You are mistaken structure for an abstract. The structure of a scientific paper was stable for at least 60 years: introduction, methods, results, discussion; with additional bits and bobs when needed. If you write an abstract before a paper it is like having an advert before you got a product. That's how things are done in marketing, not in academia - do you want to consider a career change?
This is where the buck stops for me. If you are using AI tools to do the job for you... where the heck is the 'journey' of learning how to write an academic article or thesis? While I do appreciate some of your videos, to me using AI to write articles is a very clear demonstration of academic misconduct and sheer cheating. Where is the challenge? Where is the critical analysis that humans should have if they are to enter academia? How can you demonstrate any cognitive competency if you are not making the effort, you are not developing it? If you don't like academia, you certainly have other options, but I do not think it is helpful to air these cutting-corner videos. I am catching students using this AI already and they are far from having learned anything in the process other than asking a robot to write their assessment.
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0:26 - For Scaffolding
3:34 - Julius
4:13 - For writing
5:59 - Alternative writing tools
6:05 Perplexity
6:44 Scite
7:21 MirrorThink
8:42 - Referencing
8:49 Elicit
Thank you, Andy
As s dyslexic researcher you do not even imagine how much this would have helped me when writing my PhD thesis! They were some sad and sleepless nights!
I also want to begin my PhD program soon, tell me how you're coping cos I'm scared of even taking that step forward
Thanks Andy! Could you please do a video on the best tools for automatic language/grammar/spelling review (such as grammarly)?
'Find a reference that supports the following statement: ...' is confirmation bias brought to perfection. Also, AIs biggest strength is to immitate what has existed before, not to generate wholly new things
This is wonderful Andy. The best tutorial I have watched from you so far.
Thank you so much. You saved me many times. I graduated with a PhD now. Your method can help me further
@ To what extent were you using AI? Kindly advise.
As a free alternative for the scaffolding part, you can use Claude 2 as it lets you upload files just like gpt 4.
Not Available (for now) worldwide
Thank you, Andy! I'm from Madagascar. Your video is amazing!
Hi Andy! I would love to see a video about the limitations and ethics of using AI for academic work. Are there ethical gray zones to be avoided? I've seen a lot of content on ethical issues of AI use in classroom settings but not much for research settings yet.
I agree with your thinking about AI tools.
Love this video. Great tips. I’ll come back to it again and again. Thank you for posting.
Love your videos. I was really looking foward a video of how you use these AI tools because It's easy to get lost with so many of them out there.
Thank you.
Writing a well-researched paper requires a diligent approach towards reading and analyzing source material. While AI tools can assist in the process, it is important to avoid complacency and strive for excellence. As PhD students, it is crucial to acknowledge and respect the challenges that our parents faced during their own academic journeys. By adopting a proactive and dedicated attitude, we can overcome obstacles and achieve success in our own studies.
100% agree, because I respect the challenges my ancestors faced during their academic journeys (doubt there were many) I refrain from using the internet or even calculators altogether and rely on an Abacus. That‘s where I draw the line.
@@yoloswaginator Back in the day(probably until late 1980s), was quite normal in a scientific thesis to hand write equations with a biro. Have a look at Stephen Hawking's thesis available from Cambridge University archive, complete with handwritten equations and typos.
was this written by chat gpt?
what ? why u think like that? @@sashanealand8315
If you don't use AI, AI will use and take your place in the industry. Embrace the change. Don't be Kodak
You are good Andy
Thanks for sharing. Unfortunately, most journals in my field won't allow the use of AI tools.
Very interesting techniques Andy. Well done
Always good to learn from you❤❤
Excellent Video!
Thanks a lot ! Have a great day sir.
Hi! thanks for the videos! Is there a possibility to include the page number in the citation with the Assistant by Elicit?
Thank you so much! Your videos have been very helpful.
I have recently become familiar with artificial intelligence, and I have greatly benefited from your videos. Thank you for your excellent videos. I'm just a bit confused and need to know what the best tool is for academic writing? (I need to be able to justify my research hypothesis. I have explained that, for example, I expect variable A to moderate the relationship between variables B and C.)
Amazing technique!
Looks like a lot of work, I kind of miss the days I had to use my own brain from start to finish
Thank you for this! I am looking for resources that can handle synthesizing information from sources the Japanese language. I know chat gpt can summarize, and same with Norton, but if you happen to know anything else, I am all ears!
Hi Andy, are there any AI tools you'd recommend for creating a survey for primary data collection?
Hey Andy, would you do a video on academic conferences for undergraduates/ recent graduate students? Also if you haven't already what would be your advise for somebody recently deciding on getting a ph.d. ? I work in research as a senior in undergrad, thanks!
Thanks Andy!
To everyone, I will like to ask, how effective is the Turnitin AI detector?
I'm curious please.
Thank you.
Brilliant!
But how can we avoid falling into the trap of academic misconduct? 🤔
Academic misconduct is not as bad as academic corruption, and unfortunately there is a lot of the later
Us the AI generated output as a guide. Adjust the outputs to suit your own needs.
As long as you reference and do not manipulate your data, what's the big deal?
What happens with the papers published in journals that are not open-access?? Can the AI access to all the info or just to the title and the abstract?
Hey Andy love all your stuff even your beard content. Can we get some content for undergrads looking to do research at school hiw to get in REUs and applying to Ph.D and masters programs
Thanks for making such insightful vedios
Thank you so much Andy......
You are very welcome
Can you do a tutorial on Thrix AI for us?
You can upload files from referencing software too
Do you have to include a disclaimer of some sort that indicates that you used ai?
is this a paid ad?
Hi Andy , thanks for all your great work as always. Do you have any suggestions for AI voice to text ? This would be for recording lectures to then process into notes. Most AI voice to text monthly plans only consist of 300mins per month . That's outrageous as full time study clips that amount each week with lectures. Any suggestions? Thank very much
I use python code and whisperAI for converting video to text. github.com/openai/whisper/tree/main
@@DrAndyStapleton thank you Dr Andy for your reply. I have whisper ai installed but found it slow to transcribe on medium setting. It's too slow . Microsoft Word transcribe function is my 'go to' but has the issue of 300 mins of words per month. Thanks again, will continue to enjoy watching your great videos 👍
@@pl5094 no you mayby completely correct ,not the whole lecture is needed. I am just starting a tertiary level degree and experimental with what is going to work best for lectures. I was hoping to avoid taking notes in lectures so I could just concentrate and focus on the lecture itself , do you have any advice ? I have heard good things about otter AI but comes with a price
Wow this is so useful
Glad you think so!
Won't a paper get rejected when using AI tools? Especially generative AI?
How then we can pass the AI Detector?
These are all just for fun never use this to avoid plagiarism
Hi I am subscribed to chatGPT 4 and I cannot see the "Advanced Data Analysis"(Beta) is that only reserved for some experienced users like to test it?
How Can You In increase The Number References For Text using This AI? When selecting text and asking for reference, just shows the same
I have started to create my own database on Notion of AI tools for research and productivity suggested by both Andy and other LinkedIn sources...and now I have FOMO and can't NOT watch his videos on ai x research 😅
Check out theresanaiforthat, it‘s a large database of available resources. But if you follow „AI news“ you‘ll quickly notice there wasn‘t actually a a really noteworthy breakthrough since chatgpt4, even though the video titles always suggest otherwise.
Academic papers need to adapt to new standards of consuming content. It is a waste of time for both the researchers and the reviewers. There is no major benefit for the field of study much less to society as a whole. Society is the actual funding entity for most research (tax payers) so we should be demanding actual solutions from academics.
What would be your suggestion for a media format that is better adapted to today‘s content consumption behaviors?
This is leading towards anarchy in academia.
🤘
Horrible advice! Reading abstracts is already boring in general, mostly since most authors rewrite the same boilerplate banalities about a subject again and again, citing the same references etc. And now, this tendency will accelerate with AI. Then, we definitely need AI to detect that the abstract has not been generated by AI 🙃
It’s already done
Citing in an abstract?
All these, and end being banned due to Ai detection
This is ridiculous. Abstract is the last piece of paper you write. You never start with an abstract
This might work for you, but don‘t assume that this is what „one“ always does. For me, first setting up some rough structure helps me iterate fast, and a tentative abstract helps narrow down the potential paths the paper can take during the process.
@@yoloswaginator You are mistaken structure for an abstract. The structure of a scientific paper was stable for at least 60 years: introduction, methods, results, discussion; with additional bits and bobs when needed. If you write an abstract before a paper it is like having an advert before you got a product. That's how things are done in marketing, not in academia - do you want to consider a career change?
@@VladimirBlagoderovYou sound like a great teacher 🙄
This is where the buck stops for me. If you are using AI tools to do the job for you... where the heck is the 'journey' of learning how to write an academic article or thesis? While I do appreciate some of your videos, to me using AI to write articles is a very clear demonstration of academic misconduct and sheer cheating. Where is the challenge? Where is the critical analysis that humans should have if they are to enter academia? How can you demonstrate any cognitive competency if you are not making the effort, you are not developing it? If you don't like academia, you certainly have other options, but I do not think it is helpful to air these cutting-corner videos. I am catching students using this AI already and they are far from having learned anything in the process other than asking a robot to write their assessment.
Can someone just write it for me? 😂
Imagine being this lazy that you have to hand off half of your thinking process to an AI. The lack of discipline is insane
doesn't work in Julius like you said, how to fix it ? what is your email ?
How Can You In increase The Number References For Text using This AI? When selecting text and asking for reference, just shows the same