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AI transforms research discovery in Web of Science, Clarivate says
Clarivate reports that artificial intelligence is changing how research is discovered on its Web of Science platform.
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Clarivate announced that artificial intelligence is being applied to its Web of Science database to improve research discovery. The company states that AI tools help users locate relevant literature more efficiently and enhance search relevance.
The integration is intended to streamline the process of finding scholarly works, potentially boosting productivity for researchers who rely on the platform.
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