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so the AI battle for our research Souls
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has started in Earnest and unless you've
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been living under a rock you've probably
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seen a lot of AI tools that promise you
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to get rid of all your possible problems
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with writing papers reading the
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literature and so on so in this video I
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want to review two very popular tools
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jny Ai and paper P these are both
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Fantastic Tools if you want to write
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your text using Ai and I'm also going to
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show you in this video how to use both
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of them ethically so that you actually
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avoid lism which is very important
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because with both tools you do risk
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being caught by turn it in or other
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software and your text being flagged as
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AI created or as plagiarism so we're
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going to compare it's going to be a side
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by side comparison um which of these two
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tools is better and which of them is
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better for you because they are both
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different they have different features
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and they're going to work better for
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different people and different purposes
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so let's Dive Right In let's get
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[Music]
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started if you're new here my name is m
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kov and I run academic English now where
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we help PhD students and researchers
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write and publish research papers in top
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journals in the field so we're going to
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be comparing payer palal and Jenny AI um
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they're very similar and both very good
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writing tools so you might have been
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wondering which of them is better which
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of them you know really helps me to
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write academically and avoid plagiarism
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at the same time because that's a big
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concern both of them make a big promise
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that they they are basically the future
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of academic writing and that they can
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supercharge your writing so in this
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video I want to dive a little bit deeper
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and see how true those claims are now
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mind you this is not going to be a full
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in-depth review of each of those tools
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I've got other videos on each of them
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where I go into much more depth about
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all the features but I want to more
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compare what each tool offers so that
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you can choose the best tool for you
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okay so um let's Dive Right In and let's
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start with um Jenny so you need to
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create your free account Jenny is free
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to start uh there's obviously a paid
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plan as well but if you want to get
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started for free I put um um a link
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right below this um video and that you
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can click on it will take you to Jenny
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and if you want to get the paid plans um
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you can use the coupon code Mar 20 and
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it will give you a 20% off um on all
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Jenny paay plans as well just for new
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users that's important so Jenny is a
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fully online tool which means like you
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you can't use it with your traditional
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text editors like Microsoft Word or
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maybe you know Google Docs or um
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whatever those kind of tools you can
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only use it online on Jenny's um library
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right on Jenny's website sorry now
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PayPal um it's also free to start and
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it's got um paid plans and um I'll put
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the link um below and the coupon code to
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um PayPal if you use that um link that
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referral link you're going to get $10
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off on PayPal as well which is a pretty
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good deal so if you log in what I what I
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wanted to mention is that PayPal you can
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use it both online right and create a
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web document or you can install an
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msword add it right let me show you how
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that works in
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word once you've installed it you'll be
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able to open paperpile um here and it
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will open in a nice new window so I
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think you know side by side comparison
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number one I think a huge advantage of
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PayPal is that it works with Microsoft
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Word and Jenny only work
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um online you can export text at the end
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to word for example or to latex or
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whatever other software you're working
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with but I think just right off the bat
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a huge Advantage for me is that I can
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just continue using my traditional
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software use Zorro for example for
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referencing as I've always been you
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might already have text that you've
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written in Microsoft Word so you can
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just you know plug in paperpile and
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continue using um word which I think is
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a huge Advantage right so I think in
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here uh PayPal wins slightly now how do
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you start writing documents it's pretty
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simple you just click on new document in
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here and you start with Jenny you start
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with a prompt right and the more detail
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The Prompt the better answer you're
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going to get right and it will create an
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outline um for you as well which I think
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is great okay uh so I'm not going to
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write out the prompt um right now but I
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I already have um in
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here and it's created this outline for
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me basically right which is is pretty
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accurate uh to what I want and it's a
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great start I think you know a lot of us
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often just get stuck at the writing
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stage and we you know we kind of don't
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know how to even um structure our text
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and what should be written so I think
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this can give you um this can speed up
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the process because you avoid the blank
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page syndrome and you know you've got
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the major sections and then you can dive
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in and start writing on those sections
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so I think it helps you to overcome that
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first um hdle so I think you know points
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to Jenny um for this and being able to
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do that with paperpile you can also um
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generate things so it's got this feature
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called templates and it can generate
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outlines of different things for you so
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it can be a research article case report
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essay statement of purpose can also
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generate abstract and stuff like this
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now I think the disadvantage of PayPal
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is that you can't really generate for
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example literature review right it's
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just limited to these things so if
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you're writing Also let's say you're
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writing a thesis and you want to
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generate a chapter an outline of a
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chapter of your PhD thesis like the
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introduction chapter you can't do it
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with um paperpile it's just limited to
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the outlines that they have here now on
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the flip side I think the advantage of
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this is that you don't have to write a
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really good prompt right and that can
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sometimes be difficult because Jenny
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will the output that Jenny gives you and
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the outline that that she gives you will
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only be as good as the prompt that
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you've given it right but if you don't
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know how to write that prompt then
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you're going to get worse output right
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so let's say if I was to um select a
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research article in here okay I can
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select which section which is which is
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really nice right uh cuz you will be
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focusing on specific sections right so
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we can select the introduction
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now a great thing about it I think is
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that it tries to tailor it to specific
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fields of study now at the same time
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this is a big disadvantage why because
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it's just limited to physical sciences
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life sciences and Medicine well what
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about if you're in social sciences
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broadly speaking what about if in you're
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in Humanities and arts right so it's
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very limited in terms of you know kind
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of which fields of study um are allowed
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um in here here which I think is you
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know for me for example I'm in social
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sciences I'm in education I wouldn't
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really be able to do it well I can still
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generate an outline but it won't be as
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accurate for me so I think people at
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PayPal if you're listening to it please
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add other fields of study not everybody
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is in physical medical sciences and and
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Life Sciences right and then obviously
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you need to describe your study um a
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little bit so you probably want to give
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it a name what's the purpose of the
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study and and so on right uh so you
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describe it here and then you would
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click on generate so in here I would say
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my personal preference Jenny wins here
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um a little bit not by much but it does
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win because it does have more
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versatility you can just basically
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generate any sort of outline you wish
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for the text not just limited to let's
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say a section of a research paper and
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not just limited to certain Fields like
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it is with paper P so um what what else
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um Can generate I and paperpile do um
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I'll talk about a big difference which
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with jny AI is referencing and that's I
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think a great feature of J so you can
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see I've inserted some references um in
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here the way you do that is you
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basically uh type um at okay so I'm just
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going to delete this reference and I'm
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going to type at and what Jenny is going
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to do is use the the available academic
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databases to search for articles with
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these keywords so you can see that it
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already knows what keywords to use based
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on the sentence that you've written
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right you could obviously type in other
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keywords if you wanted to if you think
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those aren't accurate and then you can
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scroll through these articles and you
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know view them in a new tab so that you
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can actually read that article and check
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if the reference is correct or if you
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already know that article you've read it
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you know that it will be a good fit for
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this then you just click on ADD citation
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and it will add that citation here which
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I think is a fabulous fabulous tools
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because like how often have you caught
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yourself just like writing a text and
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you kind of go like well what's the
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reference here I know I've read it
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somewhere but where and you can't find
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it anymore because you've got like 150
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texts right or maybe you know you know
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it's kind of a a fact but you don't have
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that reference in your in your reference
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management right so this is a fabulous
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tool like really great job and people at
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gen AI I think this is this is amazing
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right um it can you can also upload text
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to your library okay so it's got this
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library in here uh where you can click
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on the plus sign um and upload um your
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own sources either either in the PDF um
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format right um so if you click on
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upload sources um and you can select
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PDFs or you could import a bib text file
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from um Zorro where you would go to
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Zorro you would um select um which text
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you want to export you would right click
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and Export items as a bip text and then
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uh pop that into to um the library in
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Jenny which I think is fantastic because
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what what this allows you to do really
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is to you know is to have everything in
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one place you know it's not like writing
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in Microsoft Word where you're writing
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here but everything like your text are
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somewhere else you've got a reference
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manager and all that like Jenny is
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trying to combine that and I think it
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does a really good job so um points to
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Jenny here um I think it's a clear
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winner uh PayPal cannot um do it but of
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course since it's a word plugin you can
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just use zro or manday or end note or
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whatever other reference manager you're
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doing so not not a big deal but payp
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does not have this um feature now um
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both of these um tools also have an AI
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chat so what this allows you to do is
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it's basically like an AI assistant so
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imagine like you just have a colleague
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sitting next to you 24/7 who you know
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has all the internet knowledge in their
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head and you can just ask them any
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questions and they spit out the answers
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in five seconds and most of those
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answers are accurate that's that's
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pretty cool right so that's basically
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the AI assistant called ask Jenny that
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Jenny um has right and I think it's you
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know it's much more accurate than a lot
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of other AI assistants that I've seen um
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especially for example something like um
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chat GPT which tends to just kind of
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like invent stuff and has what are
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called hallucinations and it invents
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references and all that kind of stuff um
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Jenny does not do that I think it's
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pretty accurate obviously still as a
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researcher you have to use your own
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knowledge and your own skills to be able
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to validate whether these answers make
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sense or not but I think it's a great
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tool to have um in here you can see I um
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I asked it a question questions right uh
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so for example you know you're writing
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the literature review and you're like
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okay what in this section I'm talking
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about topic X well what are some areas
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within topic X that researchers have
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already studied right you can ask that
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question to Jenny and Jenny will give
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you a great answer right and since I
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know the topic I know these references
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they actually exist uh and you know it's
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a pretty accurate answer so you can then
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you know the great thing that you can do
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of course is you could take this pop it
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into your outline into a section so that
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you have a more accurate outline right
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or you could click on those references
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in here to continue reading those texts
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further and again everything is kind of
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in one place which I really like so
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you've got the the text editor and at
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the same time you're you know you can be
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chatting with um AI getting answers that
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you can use to continue writing your
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text you don't have to go to another
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website like CH GPT for example now
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while PayPal you know does have the same
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um feature um it's called
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brainstorm it's much more limited right
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I've I've tested it several times and
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you know while it does on general
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questions so like I think it's it's more
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it's better for like asking general
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advice like how should I approach my
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professor to propose a research idea
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those kind of things right um when it
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comes to actual like literature review
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output for example it performs much
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worse than Jenny AI in in my tests it
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certainly doesn't give you accurate
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references it doesn't give you any
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references for that matter um when I try
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to generate um an outline for a
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literature review on a certain topic of
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a literature review chapter it gave me a
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pretty bad answer so I don't think it's
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that good it's it's better perhaps for
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those as I said brainstorming general
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questions but nothing too in depth so
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again I think points for Jenny I think
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this works much better and really kudos
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for integrating references here and I
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think you know since it can read your
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PDFs in your library the more PDFs you
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upload to your library the better
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answers Jenny will actually give you so
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I think you know this is clear clear
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winner here now um I'll just kind of
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quickly go over a bunch of features that
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are pretty much the same in Jenny and
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paperpile and these these have to do
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with kind of rewriting your text okay so
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if you've written a text and you select
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it right you can click on AI commands
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and there are a couple of features which
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are pretty much the same in jny Ai and
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paperpile okay um so it's improving the
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fluency of your writing paraphrasing
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simplifying a text making it longer
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which I think is a is a great um little
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hack when you get stuck and maybe you've
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written a sentence or two but you don't
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know how to expand it right Jenny Ai and
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paper P can help you with that they can
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translate summarize right an opposing
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argument and you'll see um it's pretty
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much um it's very similar um in here so
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if you go to the rewrite you can
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paraphrase you can make it shorter you
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can make it more academic or you can
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also find synonyms of words so similar
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features but I think Jenny AI is the
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winner here it's got a few more things
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uh I think that it allows you to do like
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make longer for example overall improve
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the fluency which um you know is an
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advantage over PayPal paperpile uh paper
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does allow you to translate um as well
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um you would have to have text um in
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your um editor in here now I'm going to
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show you one feature where I think
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PayPal truly truly excels and is much
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better than Jenny Ai and then I show you
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at the end of this video another feature
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of Jenny AI where I think Jenny excels
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but at the same time it's probably the
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biggest problem um with Jenny AI as well
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so stick around until the end so um I've
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just opened a text um in here because
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for it to for paperple to really do its
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magic you already want to have some sort
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of a text um written okay uh now what is
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the the feature that I think really
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makes it stand out um in comparison to
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Jenny is you know it's abil to scan the
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whole text and then suggest specific
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improvements for that particular text
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that you've been writing so I think this
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is fantastic if you already have text
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that you've you've generated right or um
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parts of uh text so you can see you know
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um there are 34 37 sentences just
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continuing to scan um texts right and
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it's suggesting things under different
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headings right so I've got spelling um
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possessives and punctuations
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capitalization spelling the Terina error
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spelling right so it's basically like
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grammarly but on AI steroids and I think
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this is this is a huge Advantage for
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people most of us who have already
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written something and they want to get
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it checked really quickly so to me paper
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Paul in this feature clear winner um if
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jny AI could Implement something similar
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and especially with the word plug-in I
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think J A would be unbeatable are these
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are all these suggestions accurate No so
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you know if you've ever wondered can AI
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just completely replace like good old
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editing and working with professionals
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to help you to write an excellent thesis
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of papers no U because you know for
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example this suggestion here that it
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gives me that I B shouldn't be
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capitalized that's not accurate because
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all content words are typically
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capitalized is it true that n shouldn't
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be capitalized yes that's true right uh
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so you still have to kind of review it
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um many of those suggestions will be
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correct but not all of them right so you
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still have to review it nevertheless I
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think this is a fantastic feature to
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scan your text and correct most of the
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sort of most obvious mistakes okay so
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great job paper paw um here now I told
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you that I would now show you a feature
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of jny AI where I think jny AI truly
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exist C but at the same time it's
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actually a big problem of gen AI what do
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I mean by that what you can see here ji
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suggested how I should continue writing
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this sentence and I can accept it right
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and then I can you know I can continue
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writing and Jenny will just suggest
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sentences to me which I think is is
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brilliant these sentences are actually
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pretty good they make
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sense the text actually flows pretty
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well so I think it's a really cool
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feature and you know it's a clear winner
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over paperpile but at the same time this
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is very problematic because you're using
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AI to write a text for you now if you go
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to any good journals recommendations for
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AI use what you will find is that AI
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should be used to improve the
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readability of your text that means AI
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should be used in the same sense that
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proof reading services are used for
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example to improve your grammar uh to
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improve the flow of your text right the
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structure of paragraphs to correct any
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mistakes with language and so on but it
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can be used to generate text so this is
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a great feature but at the same time I
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think it's very problematic because if
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you're not careful you're going to start
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generating lots of texts that are that
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come up as plagiarized or AI generat so
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I'd be very very careful with accepting
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um Jenny's suggestions without rewriting
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them yourself especially that Jenny
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doesn't have a plagiarism Checker it
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used to have a plagiarism Checker but
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they got rid of it right uh which makes
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the this feature particularly even more
00:20:48
problematic so if you're worried about
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you know the use of AI I think PayPal
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with just using it for you know for
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scanning your text and correct correting
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your uh mistakes with the language or
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consistency is much safer this is not
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going to lead to plagiarism if you're
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using Genny AI please make sure that you
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don't just accept all the sentences that
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she gives you and treat them as your own
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cuz they're not your own they were
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generated by Jenny Ai and on that note
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one last feature that I think is really
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important and I kind of hinted on it
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plagiarism Checker unfortunately Jenny
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and I got rid of it payper palal does
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have a plagiarism checker it's only
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available on the on the website um in
00:21:31
here so it's plagiarism check right you
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can also I think see it uh here if you
00:21:37
go to checks and then you click on
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plagiarism Checker it will take you
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there and um it's um you know limited
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depending on the plan that that you've
00:21:47
got limited to 7,000 words so you might
00:21:50
have to cut your text you know into
00:21:52
shorter documents um it's in part
00:21:54
partnership with tet in which is a
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really good plagiarism detector used by
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most universities many journals and so
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on so I think this is a great um feature
00:22:03
to have it it's a shame I think that
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Jenny AI uh took it out surely they
00:22:07
could partner with turn it in as well
00:22:09
and have that feature build in here when
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it's sort of as you're writing it in the
00:22:15
editor um you know at the same time it
00:22:17
shows you what might come up as
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plagiarism that would really help
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because I think this feature of Jenny AI
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suggesting sentences for you as much as
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I think it's it's scarily accurate and
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really good it might lead to a lot of
00:22:32
plagiarism if you're not careful so
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that's it that was a comparison between
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jny Ai and paperple if you want to use
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any of the paid plans the links are in
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the description for jny AI you can use M
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20 at coupon code which is in the
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description as well to get 20% off and
00:22:49
you know if you actually want to learn
00:22:51
the skills of writing papers regularly
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and Publishing them in top journals and
00:22:56
be able to do that yourself rather than
00:22:58
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