CNKI Unveils Mobile App for AI-Powered Academic Research Assistant

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Published inAI News · 2 min read · Jul 18, 2024

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Recently, CNKI launched the mobile version of its AI Academic Research Assistant, aimed at providing researchers with more convenient academic support. This AI assistant, after receiving widespread acclaim upon its launch on the PC platform, is now available through the CNKI mobile app, catering to users' needs for on-the-go access.

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The main features provided by the AI Academic Research Assistant include:

Enhanced Question-Answering Retrieval: Users can ask questions in natural language, and the AI system will provide comprehensive, systematic, and professional responses, citing relevant literature sources.
Inspiration Hub: Utilizing the AI's powerful language understanding and output capabilities, it offers services such as topic recommendations, article outlines, literature reviews, literature recommendations, word search by meaning, concept explanations, and sentence completion, helping users spark creative ideas.
Voice Interaction: Supports voice input and playback, allowing users to interact with the system through voice, reducing the need for typing, and enabling the system to deliver answers via voice as well.
Note-Taking and Q&A: Users can add notes while reading and synchronize these notes and historical Q&A across both mobile and PC platforms under the same account.

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