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??Featured AI Leader: Saumya Bhatnagar?? We’re excited to present Saumya Bhatnagar as a Featured AI Leader. ? 1. How is AI impacting your work? I recently came across the term "Incremental Innovation" in the realm of AI. This approach places humans at the forefront of creative problem-solving and decision-making, with AI serving as a support system, streamlining tasks and enhancing productivity. This dynamic is revolutionizing my work from start to finish, driving problem verification and identification, fostering experimentation and validation, inspiring creative solutions, and fortifying go-to-market strategies. 2. How do you use AI in your daily life? I've found that AI, especially conversational interfaces, has changed the way I search for things. I now use Google similarly to how I would use Reddit. ?? Recently, my father had to follow certain dietary restrictions. When I was cooking for him, I used ChatGPT to create Indian curry recipes without tomatoes, and I ended up making him a personalized cookbook! 3. What is your favorite AI tool right now?? So hard to pick!So top ones that come to mind: 1. ChatGPT for brainstorming and learning 2. Notion AI for writing product requirement documents, retrospectives, etc. 3. Uizard by Miro Labs for prototyping 4. Tome for creating presentations 5. Jam for identifying bugs and potential reasons (JamGPT is awesome) 6. Otter.ai for meeting notes and summaries And on a personal note: OnSkin - It takes a picture of your skin products and tells you precisely what you're putting on your skin and whether it's safe for you. 4. What advice do you have for someone who is just getting started with AI? Don't feel intimidated by being new to the field. AI is constantly evolving, and no one has all the answers or is an expert. There's always something new to learn every day. As a practical tip, try to read at least one research paper a day. I use OpenRead: https://lnkd.in/gZFThjhF 5. Who should we follow in the AI space?? ? Diya Wynn ? Asha Saxena ? Jenny Kay Pollock 6. How can women in AI support each other? By providing a safe space and a judgment-free zone for each other, sharing information that benefits the community, and always being willing to listen, we can make a real difference. As a minority, it's crucial for us to be whatever the other person needs in the moment - whether that's a cheerleader, mentor, supporter, protector, or a listening ear. ?? Join us in the comments to celebrate Saumya Bhatnagar and her leadership in AI. P.S. Want to be our next Featured AI Leader???? Fill out the form for your chance to get featured and to share your voice with the Women And AI community. https://lnkd.in/gP8vXJvr

Collecting papers for literature review and taking notes takes a lot of time. OpenRead is a new AI app that can supercharge your literature review. You can summarize articles, chat with them, and create graphs of related literature. You can also reques and get paywalled articles for free. Here's how to use it: 1. Go to openread(dot)academy and sign up for a free account. Once you've logged in, simply type in the title of an article or keywords related to your project. OpenRead will give you a list articles along with an AI-generated summary. Click on the article you find interested and OpenRead will give you its abstract. Click on the "Basic Information" button at the top and select "Related Paper Graph" to create a graphy of relevant literature. 2. To read a paper in the graph simply click on the "Read" button and OpenRead will open it in a new window with its DOI. Click on the DOI and you will be taken to the relevant paper. 3. If a paper is behind a paywall, you can request someone to share a copy with you. To do so, click on "Request" to the left of your screen and your request will be submitted. As soon as someone shares a PDF of the required paper, you will receive an email. You will be able to access the PDF by going to your profile and clicking on "PDFs." All the requested PDFs will be stored in your account. 4. OpenRead can also summarize and analyze a paper. Go to OpenRead's homepage and upload the paper you want to summarize. Once the paper upload, click on "Basic Information" and select "Paper Espresso." OpenRead will give you the background and significance of the paper. It will also tell you about the methodology used in the paper and its limitations. This will enable you to go through a lot of papers in short amount of time. 5. OpenRead also gives you the option to chat with your papers. Click on "Basic Information" tab on the top and select "Paper Q&A." Now you can ask questions about the paper just like you do in ChatGPT. 6. You can also take notes in OpenRead. Select "Notes" from the top menu and click on the "+" sign in the top-left corner. OpenRead will open a notepad for you to take notes. OpenRead offers both free and paid plans. With the free plan, you can generated 5 paper summaries per month. Found this post on OpenRead helpful? 1. Scroll to the top and hit Like on the first tweet. 2. Follow me for more threads on how to use AI apps for academic purposes.