Map subscriptions, BibTex exports, patents, dark mode and algorithm improvements – and some changes to free and premium versions. It’s that time yet again – last night we pushed out some new and exciting changes to the academic tools! There’s a long feature list below, some of which (including map subscription and BibTex export) are […]
The past and the future of chemistry as we know it. In 1776, chemist and mechanical engineer James Watt invented the Watt steam engine, which was fundamental to the changes brought by the Industrial Revolution. Ever since – and potentially even before – an understanding of chemistry has been the foundation for our technological development, […]
Last week we announced the launch of Iris.ai 5.0 with improved algorithms for improved results. But what does that mean, exactly? And where did the Training platform go again? Well, it’s all connected! In this version of Iris.ai, we’ve improved Iris.ai’s computational power in a big way. When you click ‘Submit’ to create an exploration […]
Iris.ai 5.0 is now live, and with a new version comes a number of new improvements to make Iris.ai smarter and friendlier than ever before. First, the article Relevance score features more prominently in the Explore tool. Now, users will notice the relevance calculation right on each map cell, along with other high-level article information. […]
Since our launch in 2015, over 10,000 brilliant community members have stepped up to become AI trainers, a volunteer team that helped Iris.ai to better understand over 9,000 different inputs. With each training session, Iris.ai was able to learn from human input, helping her to better understand language and serve better results. As part of […]
