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Building traceable, high-quality scientific knowledge for AI. From research ideas to trusted publication, accelerating open science and open-source innovation.
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PI now suggests things you did not ask for. Directions worth looking at, connections to your earlier work, questions that follow from what you just read. The useful half of research assistance is the half you did not think to request. Live now → image
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Your own material stays separate from what PI finds on the web. Your papers, patents and prior work in one place. Web findings in another. Honest counts on both. Because "is this mine, or did it come from outside?" has a different answer depending on what you are writing. Live now → image
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Documents now outlive the conversation that made them. Close the chat, archive it, delete it — the document stays in your workspace, in its own list, reopenable whenever you need it. A document that might disappear is one you export out of caution. This one you can leave and come back to. Live now → image
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Charts are drawn from your actual numbers. Not a picture that is roughly the right shape — real values, from your library and the Claim network, that trace back to where they came from. Which is the only thing that makes a chart worth putting in research work. Live now → image
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When something lands that is both important and personally relevant to your work, you hear about it the same hour — not in tomorrow's briefing. Two deliberate limits: it has to match *your* research, not just be generally important. And there is a cap per day. An alert system that cries wolf gets muted. Live now → image
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PI checks its own diagrams before showing them to you. Diagrams are generated, and generated things have syntax errors. One malformed character used to mean an error block where a figure should be. Now a figure that would not render gets caught and repaired first. Same for mathematics, and for code. Live now → image
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Once a week: not what happened, but what is happening. What is accelerating, what has gone quiet, where two areas are converging, which directions are opening up. You can read a month of daily briefings and still miss a trend. A trend is only visible across the whole month at once. Live now → image
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Mathematics now renders properly everywhere PI writes. In the conversation, inside your documents, in the reading view, on the printed page. Real typeset equations — not images, not approximations. PI also checks its own formulas before showing them. A formula that would not typeset gets fixed before it reaches you, instead of landing on the page as an error. Live now →
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AI Research Assistant → AI Scientist AnthropicAI recently reported that ~950 Claude agents spent 21 hours exploring DNA data and surfaced a previously uncharacterized enzyme system that was then investigated in the lab. This is an important distinction: An AI research assistant helps us understand existing knowledge. An AI scientist begins to help create new, experimentally testable knowledge. The next benchmark for AI for Science should not be better scientific writing. It should be verified discovery.
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Springer Nature is increasingly defining AI use in publishing through explicit risk levels and role-specific rules. Meanwhile, GitHub already allows enterprises to enforce which MCP servers agents can or cannot use through machine-readable policies. These may look like two different worlds, but they point toward the same infrastructure shift: Journal policies will eventually need two versions: One that humans can read. And one that machines can execute. Author agents, reviewer agents and journal agents should be able to load the rules of a publication before they act. That may be one of the foundations of AI-native scientific publishing.
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PiPress is live. A research workspace that turns papers into claims you can check: whatwas found, the evidence, the counter view, and how certain it is. Every claim traced to its source. The corpus already covers 39 domains, including Bitcoin, Lightning and Nostr research alongside AI, robotics and healthcare. Free to start. #science #research #nostr image
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PIPress Workshop Coming to NACOS FULAFIA! 🎓 We're excited to announce that PIPress, an AI-native academic publishing platform built to make research writing, editing, and publishing faster and smarter, is bringing a hands on workshop to the NACOS FULAFIA (Federal University Lafia) Whether you're working on a research paper, thesis, or academic project, this session will show you how AI tools can help you research faster, write with more clarity, and publish with confidence. Don't miss this opportunity to level up your academic workflow, see you there! image Google meeting link : https://meet.google.com/fax-cnbm-ppn
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