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Now featuring richer answers
Answers now show the evidence instead of describing it: a verdict for each kind of study, the papers' own figures, and tables that read at a glance.
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Answers in ChatPEP now show more and say less. The evidence is drawn rather than described: a verdict for each kind of study, the papers' own figures, and tables you can read at a glance.
The evidence at a glance
Ask whether a compound does something, and a card sorts the research by kind of study. Each row gets one word: Established, Promising, Mixed, Insufficient, or Uncertain.
The study's own figures
When a finding comes from a paper that is free to read, the paper's figure sits beside it. Open it to see the chart full size, with its caption, its license, and a link to the paper.
Tables that read
Tables match the answer's type, lose their box, and scroll sideways on a phone instead of squeezing.
One tap to go further
Most answers end with an offer to dig deeper. A card turns it into a button, so you can say yes without typing.
Where it works
On the web now, on every plan, and in the iPhone and Android apps with their next update. The Help Center covers each part.
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