Thank you! Yes, definitely, however, a lot of the COVID research is filled with Calculations. We are parsing all of the articles and trying to develop a system that identifies the research with the least amount of calculative summaries that the average person doesn't understand.

Thank you! Actually no, we are scraping the internet for the most recent scientific research and then we are summarizing those articles using ML. The point is to steer people away from the news and giving them access to source material in a way that's easy to understand.

Since we are processing such a massive amalgamation of data, some of the summaries are going to be much better than others, the ones that aren't summarized really well are in other languages, or are mainly Chemical compounds/Math calculations that don't summarize easily. Currently working on a script that will parse those types of research papers out of the data set.

Thanks! We are currently running a script we built that scrapes all the 5k+ Research PDF's found here:https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/exdka0/the_coronavirus_papers_unlocked_5352_scientific/ . It's going to be a good start to maintain data sets and will help train the program.

We liked Audio Features because it gives people the opportunity to digest the information in a familiar way, but most of our time is going to be spent summarizing.

Thanks!

Hey Thanks, good suggestion, we will do that.

Thanks!

Thank you! yes it is.

Thank You! yes it does :)

Thanks!