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Wanna learn abt spatial #macrophage niches in human? Listen to our paper in a form of #AI generated podcast #Paper2pod by @vanijzen. Link below

@Ozerddd @MushtaqBilalPhD There shouldn't be a real page limit, it should cut off after 15k words. However, I'm seeing that large documents cause the @supabase edge function to give a "cpu time exceeded" error. Another bug to add to the list.

@vanijzen @MushtaqBilalPhD Just refreshed. Happy to report that you are correct. Thank you. What’s the maximum size of pdf or number of pages it can take on?

@Ozerddd @MushtaqBilalPhD Ah I see, yes this is meant for research papers. You are trying to run an almost 500 page book ;)

@Ozerddd @MushtaqBilalPhD A quick look in the database - seems to generate successfully: paper2pod.com/share?pid=5fca… seems that sometimes the app does not receive the task completed message from the API. I'm guessing it will show up if you press the refresh icon. Will work on a fix asap!

@Ozerddd @MushtaqBilalPhD Sorry to hear! From the logs it looks like the traffic from the post caused some requests to fail, I've added some more compute. If you are still having issues, please mail me the pdf (hello@paper2pod.com) so i can find out what's happening!

@vanijzen @MushtaqBilalPhD Hi, just saw that you’re the developer. I have a few questions, I have downloaded the app and tried to use it. But it couldn’t generate podcasts for the PDFs I fed it. Is there a size limit or what?

NotebookLM generates AI podcasts but you can't use it on the phone. Paper2Pod is a free iPhone app that turns research papers into audio podcasts, so you can listen to them on the go. Here's how to use it:

Tired of reading your papers? Transform them into a podcast with #Paper2Pod. Great idea @vanijzen

It seems I also have to try Paper2Pod Paper2Pod is a free iPhone app that turns research papers into audio podcasts 👇 NotebookLM app also coming!😊

@MushtaqBilalPhD Thanks for the share @MushtaqBilalPhD. I love building tools to make academic work easier. Let me know if anyone has any suggestions for additional features!

1. Go to App Store and look up paper2pod. Download the app.

@MushtaqBilalPhD Agree, great paper, give it a listen if you are interested: paper2pod.com/share?pid=ed4a…

178, 650 citations for Ashish Vaswani et al.'s seminal paper on transform architecture — the basis of LLMs like ChatGPT

@LiorOnAI Or listen to the paper: paper2pod.com/share?pid=b732…

AI can predict your brain’s next 5 seconds. Using just 21 seconds of fMRI data, this new paper introduces a Transformer model that forecasts brain activity with high accuracy. Achieves 0.997 correlation.

The Spatial Human #Macrophage Map is finally online in @CD_AACR! We show how phenotypically distinct macrophage populations occupy spatially segregated tissue #niches, with #IL4I1 and #SPP1 TAMs predicting opposite outcomes in colon cancer!

✅Instead of ChatGPT, use apps like Scite(dot)ai, Consensus(dot)app, EvidenceHunt(dot)com, and The-Literature(dot)com. These apps will answer your questions with references to published papers. See how Scite answers my question and cites real articles👇

Evidence Hunt Evidencehunt.com via @vanijzen et al

It's cool to see that people are finding our chat with guidelines useful!

@MustafaAjlan Hi Mustafa, please let me know if you have any suggestions for improvement or if there are other guidelines that we should be adding!

Not sure about the validation work made around this but tried it on several topics and provided me with good answers. Evidencehunt.com

I’ve just come across an online AI-powered FREE chatbox answers clinical Qs EXCLUSIVELY based on NICE guidelines or PubMed. Although the idea might sound simple for tech savvies but as a clinician, I liked this tailored approach in developing AI tools for healthcare #MedTwitter

@marclou It's challenging to understand your MRR, especially considering the modest traffic to all your projects. Could you write a post about it? It seems that your conversion rate must be very high.

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Haha, nice try! You're posing a question that it wasn't really designed to address. However, to answer your question: we are utilizing a few of our own models that we've written about (you can find them here: evidencehunt.com/about) in conjunction with some of the major API providers. Feel free to contact me directly if you want to learn more.

Evidence Hunt is an AI-powered that will answer all your biomedical questions with references to published articles. It's like having a ChatGPT for PubMed and NICE* guidelines. And it's totally FREE! *National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, UK Go to evidencehunt(dot)com and log in to your account. Sign up if you don't have one. Simply type in your question and Evidence Hunt will answer it with references to published articles. Click on a cited source and Evidence Hunt will give you its PICO (Population, Intervention, Control, and Outcomes) analysis. If you want answers based on NICE guidelines, simply click on "NICE Guidelines" and ask your question. In the example below, I asked Evidence Hunt if I could use a belt to self manage lower back pain. It said that according to NICE guidelines, belts should not be used to self manage lower back pain.

@MushtaqBilalPhD I agree and we are going to look into it!

@vanijzen Can you build a Zotero integration? I look up papers in Evidence Hunt and then sync them with my Zotero account. And I can move my notes too to Zotero.