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Introducing Anara.
A tool to help academics and research teams understand, organize and write scientific documents.
Anara
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Anara
@anara
Where people and AI do research work together. 3M users.
- We just pushed out a significant update packed with new features and improvements. • Made all collaborative features available to everyone • Search connected apps like Zotero and Mendeley directly from chat • Rebuilt navigation for near-instant page transitions • Import and
- Google's Gemma model just discovered a new cancer therapy. It was asked to find a drug that could help the body's immune system spot cancer tumors and it did exactly that. Clear signal that AI could one day cure cancer.
- Scientists just reversed aging in monkeys by 3-6 years. They genetically engineered stem cells to restore memory, repair damage in the brain, reverse bone loss and rejuvenate tissues throughout the body. If this replicates, it moves human age reversal therapies from maybe
- You can gaslight an LLM with a single sentence. @GoogleDeepMind found that one weird fact can corrupt everything it "knows" ↓
Chat with this paper on Anara: - Research shouldn't mean juggling a hundred tabs. Our web clipper saves PDFs, articles, and videos to your library in one click.
Get our Chrome extension now: - Berkeley just showed that reasoning models don't need to "think" at all. Skipping the process can make them faster and more accurate.
Chat with this paper on Anara: - We noticed that researchers find it hard to reference ebooks in their work. So we added the option to import ePUBs to Anara.
- We added GPT-4.1 to Anara. With a 1 million token context window, it can connect dots across your knowledge base. There's never been a better time to get into research.
- Want to understand deep learning? This 500+ page textbook covers core principles, models, and architectures. Everything you need to get started.
- Settings → Preferences → Fun mode
Replying to @anara @anaralabs and 5 othersif all research papers came with that nice background, then i would be reading more.
