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Perplexity

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Replacing traditional Google search for looking things up

"I've not done Google search in the way that we all grew up in literally almost the entire year. It is either ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini. It's over, friends."

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Looking up health and science information more efficiently than traditional web search

"For anything we've said today, you plug it into Perplexity, you get better than a search — and you don't have to wade through 10 different articles and the different perspectives and who wrote this and who funded this."

Andrew Huberman

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Semantic Scholar

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1 creator

Mapping citation networks for scientific papers, identifying highly-cited related works, organizing papers into supporting or refuting categories, and excerpting relevant mentions

"I use this site where I can upload a paper, a scientific paper, and it will immediately create a map of other papers that cite my paper with bubbles of different size showing how cited those papers are. So I can see which are the real big deals in this fiel..."

David Epstein

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