"Our study strongly supported our hypothesis, showing that among four AI models, ChatGPT 4 and ScholarAI Premium excelled in classifying single-curve scoliosis with perfect sensitivity and specificity."

 - Artificial Intelligence in Scoliosis Classification: AnInvestigation of Language-Based Models (Artur Fabijan, Bartosz Polis, Robert Fabijan, Krzysztof Zakrzewski, Emilia Nowosławska and Agnieszka Zawadzka-Fabijan)

"The conversational learning feature of ChatGPT allows students to learn through dialogue and interactions. Rather than traditional Google searches, students can directly ask GPT for recent papers or specific answers. Integrations with plugins like Wolfram, ScholarAI, code interpreter, and custom instructions enhance the learning experience."

 - Beyond Traditional Teaching: The Potential of Large Language Models and Chatbots in Graduate Engineering Education (Mahyar Abedi, Ibrahem Alshybani, MRB Shahadat, Michael Murillo)

"We envision that one possible application of ChatGPT would be in conjunction with traditional print and online resources – for example, using ChatGPT to quickly narrow down information which can be then confirmed through targeted review of relevant references. Capitalising on the rich AI ecosystem that ChatGPT has spawned, pathologists may also choose to use browser plug-ins that incorporate the ChatGPT API to facilitate literature search – for example, ScholarAI which can potentially produce real (as opposed to fictitious) and relevant references than ChatGPT alone.

 - Bridging bytes and biopsies: A comparative analysis of ChatGPT and histopathologists in pathology diagnosis and collaborative potential (Ming Liang Oon, Nicholas L Syn, Char Loo Tan, Kong-Bing Tan & Siok-Bian Ng)

"New functions on ChatGPT integrate add-ons like 'ScholarAI' and 'Link Reader'. These enable the user to bring journals and information, not currently included in its training data, to further enhance its utility. As ChatGPT gains access to more extensive journal databases, it could perform large-scale meta-analyses, from which it could suggest novel research questions and aid in study design."

 - Harnessing the power of ChatGPT: Opportunities and challenges for anaesthesia practice (Jessica L. Irons, Claire M. Mason, Patrick S. Cooper, Sidra Sidra, Andrew Reeson and Cécile Paris)