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AI Guide

When the results of an AI need to be true and accurate

When the results of an AI need to be true and accurate, all information provided by the AI must be verified. Check that the references are real, the information accurately represents the information in the source, and that the reference is the original source of the information. 

 

Rollins Provides

  • Microsoft Copilot (Access Copilot through Okta. Login with your Fox ID. You are logged in correctly when you see the shield icon in the upper right corner)
  • Adobe's Firefly (https://www.adobe.com/products/firefly.html)
     

Library Databases with AI Assistants

  • Academic Search One - Natural language searching
  • APA PsycArticles - AI expanded keywords, key take aways from articles
  • Business Source Complete - Natural language searching
  • Chronicle of Higher Education - Natural language searching with summary response
  • Communication & Mass Media Complete - Natural language searching
  • EBSCO databases - AI Insights
  • GreenFile - Natural language searching
  • JSTOR - Ask questions of pdfs (This is the main JSTOR only, the collections, like JSTOR Global Plants does not have AI at this time)
  • Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts - Natural language searching
  • Mental Measurements Yearbook with Tests in Print - Natural language searching
  • ProQuest eBook Central - Article summary, key points, chapter take aways, key concepts (not all articles and books have AI assistants)
  • SciFinder CAS - Prior art searching in patents, and retrosynthetic analysis
  • Scopus - Natural language searching with summary response. Scopus is not a chat bot, for the best results prompt with a research question. For examples of types and formats of research question view the Research Question Type handout.
  • SocINDEX with Full Text - Natural language searching
  • Statista - Natural language searching with summary response
  • Teacher Reference Center - Natural language searching

 

Additional Writing Tools

  • Grammarly
  • Hemingway

Create with AI

  • Canva (paid version or with free trial)
  • 11Labs (text to speech, and ability to clone your voice)
  • Adobe Creative Suite (Built in tools)

 

Olin Library does not endorse any AI tools. Use of AI tools is at the users discretion, remember AI tools are usually trained on inputs from users, do not use personal information, protected information, or college business information in AIs.