LibGuides: Guide to Using Artificial Intelligence for Research : AI within Library Resources

AI within Library Resources

Many library database providers are now integrating AI tools and features into their platforms. These features aim to help users more efficiently discover, understand, and engage with scholarly content, all within their searches and search results.
Click these database links to visit some of the library databases that have built-in AI tools.

AI Tools within Library Databases

ProQuest Research Assistant
ProQuest databases, such as ProQuest Central, include an AI tool called ProQuest Research Assistant. As you're using the database, the tool integrates AI-powered suggestions and prompts at critical points of your research journey. Click to learn more.
JSTOR's AI Research Tool
JSTOR's AI research tool appears on content pages for journal articles, book chapters, research reports, and in search workflows that go beyond standard keyword matching. It will not use external sources to hypothesize answers or share your searches outside of JSTOR. Click to learn more.
EBSCO's AI Insights
EBSCOhost databases, such as Academic Search Complete, include a tool called AI Insights. You can find this feature on your results screen or, if available for your article, in the article details. Click “Generate AI Insights” or a similarly worded button to read a summary of an article's key points. Click to learn more.
OVID AI Article Summary
Wolters Kluwer Health added an AI Article Summary (beta) to *select* titles on the Ovid platform. Their AI tool is intended to help researchers early in their discovery process by providing insights from the peer-reviewed literature. Click for more information.