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Comparing the Theory of Two Classic Articles of Quantum Physics

Reviewing and synthesising complex theoretical texts is a fundamental yet time-consuming aspect of academic research. Recent developments in generative AI offer new tools to assist scholars in the comparative analysis of scientific literature. This post presents a tailored prompt designed to support such work, illustrated through the example of two

Disseminating Research Articles Faster by Generating News with a Custom Prompt

Communicating research clearly and quickly is becoming an essential part of academic work. To support and simplify this process, we introduce a tailored prompt that helps transform published research articles into concise news following a predefined format. This tool streamlines dissemination by converting complex academic content into accessible updates ready

Assessment of AI Models' Synthetic Data Generation Capabilities: Customer Feedback Case Study

Synthetic data is critical across numerous fields, enabling researchers and practitioners to emulate realistic scenarios while safeguarding personal privacy. This blog presents a case study in which we applied this methodology to generate customer feedback for a smartwatch product using several AI models. The exercise explored the general capabilities of

Abstract Generation for English Language Scientific Research Article

Crafting precise, academically rigorous abstracts for scientific articles demands more than summarising content—it requires clarity, accuracy, and careful adherence to scholarly conventions. This blog introduces a structured prompt tailored to guide AI models in producing high-quality, publication-ready abstracts for English-language research articles. When crafting your prompt for AI-assisted abstract

Name-Based Gender Classification with Output .xlsx Generation

Classifying gender based on names might initially appear straightforward, yet different AI models vary significantly in how accurately and effectively they handle this task. This blog explores the performance of various models when provided with a structured prompt for name-based gender classification using an uploaded .xlsx file. The evaluation specifically