Source Finding
Find relevant academic articles, studies, and books for your research topic. Get real sources to support your arguments.
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Find academic sources for your research
Ask the assistant to find sources for your research topic. Describe your research question or topic in the chat. The assistant will search academic databases, including Google Scholar, JSTOR, and specialized national archives like Georgian academic journals.
You will get a list of relevant, real academic sources to start your research. The assistant finds the sources for you to read; it does not write a literature review or summarize the articles.
What the assistant does
International and national databases
The assistant searches major databases like Google Scholar and JSTOR, as well as Georgian academic journals. For topics related to Georgia, it prioritizes Georgian-language publications.
Verifiable sources only
The assistant does not invent articles or books. Every result is a real, verifiable publication from an academic index, often with a direct link.
Strictly academic results
The search is focused on scholarly articles, books, and conference proceedings. It filters out blogs, news sites, and other non-academic sources.
Source Finding3 credits
See an example
Find me strong academic sources on: What was the role of public art in the regeneration of post-industrial British cities in the 1980s and 1990s?
I'll find some strong academic sources for you ❤
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- 2Echo Chambers, Filter Bubbles, and Polarisation: a Literature Reviewreutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk
- 3Social Media, News Consumption, and Polarization: Evidence from a Field Experimentstatic.poder360.com.br
- 4Growing polarization around climate change on social mediaopenaccess.city.ac.uk
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- 6AI and Social Media: A Political Economy Perspectiveeconomics.mit.edu
Here are the sources I found.
How it works
From a blank page to a final draft.
Brief the assistant
Send your topic, requirements, and any files you have, all in a single chat message.
Review the plan
The assistant returns a detailed outline for you to edit and approve before drafting starts.
Get your draft
Get a formatted draft as a Word file, with contents, citations, and bibliography.
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Start work on your assignment
All these capabilities are part of one assistant. Use it for a single task or to support your work on an entire paper, from first idea to final draft.