Ask AI
Ask AI is Harvard Business Review’s conversational interface to its article archive: natural-language questions, tailored answers and recommendations drawn from HBR content.
Discovery and research tools
Check for missing or incorrectly shelved books
Paris O’Donnell, at the I Tatti library, checks for missing or incorrectly shelved books by videoing the sequence of spines on the shelf and having vibe-coded AI compare it against the library catalogue.
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Claude Science
Claude Science is Anthropic’s AI workbench for scientists, launched in beta on 30 June 2026. It pulls the fragmented tools of research — PubMed, Jupyter, R, cluster terminals, 60+ scientific databases — into one environment where a generalist…
Consensus
Consensus is an academic search engine that answers questions with evidence-based summaries from peer-reviewed literature, aimed at experts and everyday users alike.
Dimensions AI Assistant
Dimensions AI Assistant adds semantic summaries and contextualised results to the Dimensions database, moving past keyword search. Launched in beta with a limited set of global users.
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Dimensions Research GPT
Dimensions Research GPT lets users query the Dimensions database in natural language and get citation-linked answers — no SQL, no metadata wrangling. Aimed at researchers, policymakers and institutions.
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Direqt AI Search
Direqt AI Search replaces a publisher’s on-site search: it crawls and indexes every page, combining keyword and semantic search so visitors actually find things.
Dynamic Discovery
Silverchair’s Dynamic Discovery uses retrieval-augmented generation to connect researchers with relevant scholarly content through natural-language queries. It builds on the Oxford Academic AI Discovery Assistant, and shows why each source was selected along with relevance and access indicators.
Ebook Central Research Assistant
ProQuest’s Research Assistant inside Ebook Central helps researchers and students work through scholarly ebooks: chapter-level summaries, concept explanations and connections across the collection.
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Elicit
Elicit is a literature review assistant: enter a research question and it returns papers with titles, abstracts and citation counts, filterable by keyword, date, study type and citations.