AI Analysis now accesses significantly more data fields for better answers.
To better answer AI questions, the AI Analysis feature now has access to significantly more data fields. Below is the full overview per category.
Existing: Title, abstract, publication date, journal, authors and affiliations.
New: DOI, estimated citations, MeSH terms, fields of study, research groups (with AL profile URL), URLs (AL publication, full-text article).
Existing: Title, abstract, publication date, claims.
New: Patent number, patent office, patent status (granted vs. filed), applicants, assignees, inventors, priority/application/granted dates, classifications, URLs (AL patent, source patent).
Existing: Title, description, start/end dates, funding amount, participating organisations.
New: Investigators and contacts, funding source, project identifier, URLs (AL project, project website).
Existing: Title, objectives, phase, diseases/conditions, interventions, sponsors, collaborators.
New: Brief summary, status, enrollment size, investigators, trial site locations, URLs (AL record, source registry).
Existing: Title, text, publication date, organisations mentioned.
New: Subjects (Partnerships, M&A, Regulatory Approvals, etc.), URLs (AL news record, source article).
Existing: Title, description, research group.
New: Organisation, group leaders, URLs (AL program, AL group profile, group website).
Note: for AI Profile Evaluations, a mostly similar but slightly different set of data fields is accessible to AI (difference exists for optimizing LLM performance to get reliable, insightful answers).
