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Launch of Consensus GPT: The Leading GPT for Research We are excited to announce the official launch of Consensus, formerly known as ResearchGPT, as the leading GPT product available in OpenAI’s GPT marketplace. We’re not just a GPT. Did you know you can try the full Consensus search engine experience for free at https://consensus.app/ ? […]

Reference manager improvements! Export lists to Endnote, Mendeley, & Zotero Export RIS files to Endnote, Mendeley, & Zotero Managing your references from Consensus just got a whole lot easier! You can now export paper details from both search results and saved lists in CSV or RIS file formats. The addition of the RIS format unlocks […]

We are happy to announce the release of one of our most requested features – the ability to save both Consensus searches and individual papers directly within the Consensus product.   If you click the “Save search” on our search results page, you now can add your search to your “My Favorites” list or create your […]

Today, we are thrilled to officially launch GPT-4-powered scientific summaries. The first version of Consensus, allowed for faster, more efficient searching of scientific research and got rid of the list of blue links. Earlier this year, the Consensus Meter, allowed users to see the landscape of evidence in one click – for a specific type […]

What is Consensus Consensus is an AI-powered search engine built for academic research. Importantly, Consensus is a search engine first, with AI built “around” it. This means that every response is grounded in academic research. Consensus includes many of foundational aspects of academic search combined with the delightful and time-saving power of language models.  You […]

We are thrilled to officially launch the Consensus Meter on February 1st, 2023. For “Yes/No” questions, the Consensus Meter uses large language models to instantly classify the results as indicating “yes”, “no” or “possibly” in a clean, aggregated interface. The meter will run over the first 20 results, and will only classify answers that our […]

Consensus Meter, see the direction of scientific consensus Scientific consensus is difficult. Answers in science are rarely black and white, each new research paper builds on all the research that came before it. One source says ‘yes’, the other ‘no’. It can take hours to sift through many studies, figure out which direction their answer […]

Many users have asked for a Consensus mobile app to quickly access science-based answers on the go. We will develop a native mobile app in the future, but until then, you can get many of the same benefits by taking advantage of the “Add to Home Screen” functionality. We have optimized the Consensus web app […]

  Officially announcing their partnership, Consensus and Semantic Scholar are collaborating to create an innovative research experience using the power of AI. Research article aggregator and smart discovery tool, Semantic Scholar, supports Consensus’ mission of making scientific research more approachable, efficient, and digestible. The breadth of Semantic Scholar’s coverage in its dataset, combined with its […]

Consensus, the new AI-powered scientific search engine, has officially announced its partnership with the scientific methods review tool, SciScore. Ranking thousands of academic journals on certain criteria like binding and randomization, SciScore’s Rigor and Transparency Index is the largest analysis of scientific methods to date. By leveraging SciScore’s data, Consensus will help its users better […]