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Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - Mark Knowles - 30-04-2026 I am always looking for ways to find new examples of early 15th century ciphers. As those who are familiar with my online OneDrive archive know I have collected many images of examples of those and there are still some that I haven’t uploaded to my OneDrive. However, I continue to try to increase my collection. So, I have been experimenting with tools like Gemini and ChatGPT to see if they can help generate any new leads. I haven't found anything definitely interesting yet, although they have given me food for thought. However, I wonder if anyone else has experience doing this kind of research. RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - DG97EEB - 30-04-2026 RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - Mark Knowles - 30-04-2026 RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - Rafal - 30-04-2026 RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - Mark Knowles - 30-04-2026 RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - Mark Knowles - 30-04-2026 RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - Mark Knowles - 30-04-2026 RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - Mark Knowles - 30-04-2026 RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - Mark Knowles - 30-04-2026 RE: Using AI to do research - Specifically online searching - DG97EEB - 30-04-2026 |