Research just got easier. Some CLR e-resources now include AI-powered tools built right into their platforms. These features don't replace your research skills. They help you save time by highlighting relevant content and guiding you through large volumes of information.
Ebook Central offers a built-in Research Assistant that scans an eBook and highlights chapters or sections most relevant to your keywords. A fast way to preview before diving in deeper.
Within ProQuest Central, there's a built-in Research Assistant feature that helps you understand articles faster. It surfaces key points, suggests related concepts, and assists you in refining your research queries.
BoF includes "The Brain of Fashion", a Quilt AI-powered feature built into their platform. It's trained on their archive and helps surface industry-relevant insights and trends based on your queries.
Introducing The Brain of Fashion, BoF's first generative AI tool developed in partnership with Quilt.AI.
Looking for theses and dissertations from around the world? WDL is now powered with AI-driven features to make your search faster.
📌 AI Features:
WDL’s AI-Powered Semantic Search Interface
O’Reilly now features Answers, a generative AI tool that blends the power of AI with O’Reilly’s extensive platform. With Answers, you can:
Get concise and trustworthy responses grounded in expert content
View cited sources and click on references for deeper exploration
Receive smart follow-up questions that encourage continued learning
📌 Note: This feature is currently not supported on O’Reilly mobile apps.
When you log in to O’Reilly for Higher Education, you’ll see the “Answers” tab right on the landing page. Try it out the next time you’re stuck or need quick explanations!
Step 4: Type your question and get concise, AI-powered responses with cited references.
These integrated features are here to support your work, not replace it. Use your judgment, keep asking questions, and let the AI assistance help you be more efficient.
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