Semantic Scholar is a free AI-powered academic search engine created by the Allen Institute for AI, a non-profit research institute founded by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. Launched in 2015, it uses machine learning algorithms to analyze and understand scientific literature, making it easier to find relevant research across disciplines. Unlike traditional keyword-based searches, Semantic Scholar uses the meaning and context of search terms, helping researchers discover papers they might miss with conventional searches. The platform covers over 200 million papers from all fields, focusing on science.
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