#research workflow

[mysoftwarestack]

AI Stock Images: 10 Best Strategies For Commercial Safety

AI stock images are the future of marketing. Discover 10 commercially safe strategies to generate high-converting ad assets and save money i

[algodato]

Choosing Your AI Interface: A 2026 Guide to Browsing Agents and ChatGPT Atlas

With the 2026 arrival of ChatGPT Atlas, the web browser has moved from a static viewer to an active research agent. We compare task success rates, privacy models, and human-cleanup loads across the market leading tools.

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[wanderingmindthoughts]

I did end up using my entire workday to clean up my research graph ^__^U

on the left, how the graph looked after I cleaned the first 100-ish pages (it didn't occur to me to make a screenshot right at the beginning). on the right, how the graph looks now, with "just" 504 pages. the graph isn't showing all of them however, since I have hidden several of them for the purpose of making the graph clearer.

in total I must have deleted between 250-300 pages. I have also made new pages, so in the end it's still just above 500.

the "slush pile" is one of the new pages. now whenever I import a paper with zotero, it gets automatically tagged as "slush pile", and I'm meant to periodically check the papers on that tag and either tag it with a project (if I think it'll be useful) or just delete it entirely.

the point of this is to make my research project smoother. like most people, I tend to "hoard" research and newspaper articles... but even though they spark comments in my mind, I find it very hard to write them down and make something new out of them. I really hope this helps with that part