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If AI can help you understand a field, do we still need to read 100 papers ourselves?

I'm a materials PhD working on solid-state lithium batteries, and my Zotero library is getting ridiculous. For a long time, learning the literature mostly meant reading one review, opening a bunch of references, following citation trails, and somehow ending up with 30 tabs open. After a while I kne…

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  1. 2026-09-25 11:20 · r/artificial
    If AI can help you understand a field, do we still need to read 100 papers ourselves?

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