Why Jenni thinks researchers need more than ChatGPT for academic writing

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Its citations link to real papers rather than invented ones, users can trace every AI-generated claim back to the source documents behind it, and its AI Declaration feature, built for researchers submitting to publishers, lets them disclose exactly how AI was used in a paper. Jenni is an academic research and writing platform used by more than six million researchers, who have written over 15 million papers on it. OpenAI is an artificial intelligence company based in San Francisco, and its products and services include ChatGPT.

The US-headquartered company says it passed US$10 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR (the revenue a subscription business is on track to make in a year)) this year and is profitable, having grown almost entirely from revenue after raising only a small angel round. […] The post Why Jenni thinks researchers need more than ChatGPT for academic writing appeared first on e27 . While ChatGPT remains the first port of call for many researchers, Jenni has deliberately stayed narrow, focusing specifically on academic work.