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Microsoft Research publication proposing 18 generally applicable design guidelines for human-AI interaction. The guidelines were validated through evaluation rounds, including a user study with 49 design practitioners who tested them against 20 AI-infused products. The authors state the guidelines can serve as a resource for practitioners designing AI applications and for researchers developing interaction design guidelines.
Sourcely is an AI-powered academic source finder that searches over 200 million papers based on pasted text, an essay, or a paper. It finds and summarizes credible sources and exports citations. Advanced filters, deep search, and chatting with sources are offered. Plans are billed monthly or annually.
Keenious is an AI-assisted tool for exploring published academic research. It searches about 177M publications, groups results into research areas on a map, and explains unfamiliar terms, methods, and statistics beside the paper. It also translates studies published in other languages. The source states it does not write essays, paragraphs, or assignment outlines.
Rivestack offers managed pgvector on dedicated PostgreSQL with local NVMe storage, keeping vectors and application rows in one database. It provides tuned HNSW and StreamingDiskANN indexes, always-on compute with no cold starts, and migration help. Published measurements cover search latency and throughput. New customers get a 7-day free trial, then a plan from $29 per month.
Google AI supports AI-assisted research, knowledge retrieval, summarization, or source analysis.
A site offering short, easy-to-read summaries of popular AI papers, with each explained in about five minutes. Covered papers include DALL-E 2, Latent Diffusion Models, GLIDE, Make-A-Scene, CLIP-GEN, and FILM.
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Microsoft Research publication proposing 18 generally applicable design guidelines for human-AI interaction. The guidelines were validated through evaluation rounds, including a user study with 49 design practitioners who tested them against 20 AI-infused products. The authors state the guidelines can serve as a resource for practitioners designing AI applications and for researchers developing interaction design guidelines.
Sourcely is an AI-powered academic source finder that searches over 200 million papers based on pasted text, an essay, or a paper. It finds and summarizes credible sources and exports citations. Advanced filters, deep search, and chatting with sources are offered. Plans are billed monthly or annually.
Keenious is an AI-assisted tool for exploring published academic research. It searches about 177M publications, groups results into research areas on a map, and explains unfamiliar terms, methods, and statistics beside the paper. It also translates studies published in other languages. The source states it does not write essays, paragraphs, or assignment outlines.
Rivestack offers managed pgvector on dedicated PostgreSQL with local NVMe storage, keeping vectors and application rows in one database. It provides tuned HNSW and StreamingDiskANN indexes, always-on compute with no cold starts, and migration help. Published measurements cover search latency and throughput. New customers get a 7-day free trial, then a plan from $29 per month.
Google AI supports AI-assisted research, knowledge retrieval, summarization, or source analysis.
A site offering short, easy-to-read summaries of popular AI papers, with each explained in about five minutes. Covered papers include DALL-E 2, Latent Diffusion Models, GLIDE, Make-A-Scene, CLIP-GEN, and FILM.
