Scholar Labs: hacia las respuestas académicas vitaminadas con IA
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Se presenta un análisis funcional de Scholar Labs, la propuesta, todavía en fase beta, de inteligencia artificial integrada en Google Scholar. Se examina su interfaz de búsqueda con el propósito de clarificar sus funciones e identificar los recursos que pone a disposición del usuario. Para ello, la herramienta se pone a prueba mediante la aplicación de una serie de peticiones (prompts) que permiten describir su comportamiento y valorar su grado de eficacia a fecha de su día de lanzamiento. A pesar de las limitaciones actuales y la previsible evolución de la herramienta, se vislumbran dos grandes oportunidades para la comunidad científica: nuevas formas de interactuar con Google Scholar para la recuperación de documentos académicos y nuevos desafíos para incrementar la visibilidad de nuestra producción científica.Descargas
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