An AI search engine that answers with citations — useful for quickly getting a sourced overview of a topic before you read the actual research.
Ask a question, get a written answer with numbered links to the pages it drew on. Closer to a research assistant than a chatbot.
Getting up to speed fast: what the current guidance says on a supplement, a new training method, or a coaching model a client mentioned. The citations tell you where to read next.
A citation is not a good source. It will happily cite a blog post as confidently as a meta-analysis — click through before you repeat anything to a client.
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