AI Tools for Research

JSTOR now includes "Experimental" semantic search results, and an AI research tool, details here. Users who are signed into a personal account and have authenticated through their subscribing institution should see a pop-up that asks if they would like to sign up to try the tool. If you do not see this pop-up and believe you should, please email support@jstor.org. See JSTOR's blog post about it for a full description.

Note: Temple users, choose "Sign in with your Institution," to enable full-text article access, save papers to your library, and create custom alerts.Semantic Scholar is a free and non-profit AI-powered academic search engine from the Allen Institute for AI with >200 million items covering all disciplines. Has many personalization features, AI-generated TLDR summaries, Semantic Reader with personalized annotation and skimming tools, Research Feed search alerts, easy citation manager exporting, and an Ask This Paper AI chatbot. Extensive help documentation in the FAQ.

Statista provides data about finance, markets, politics, and society across over 170 industries and over 150 countries. Statista integrates data from many sources into one platform with ready-made data tables and visualizations. Sources of information include market research, trade publications, scientific journals, and government databases. Its Research AI tool references data curated by Statista and accesses GPT-4 Turbo for conversational question & answer, and search. Reach more about how Statista Research AI works.