How Arandi uses AI

What the AI does. Arandi uses artificial intelligence to search scientific papers and patents, read the documents it retrieves, and write summaries, technical routes, and other results ("Outputs") for the problem you describe.

Where the sources come from. Every source is a real record retrieved from public databases of scientific literature and patents, shown with its DOI or patent number when it has one. Each citation opens that record so you can check the claim against it. A citation code that matches no retrieved document is marked as not found instead of being shown as a source.

What "cited" does not mean. A citation shows where a statement comes from. It does not mean the source was peer-reviewed, that it has not been retracted, or that each sentence of an Output was checked against it. Coverage depends on the databases we search, so relevant work may be missing.

Outputs can be wrong. Outputs are generated with AI and may contain errors or omissions. Results for similar requests can vary from one run to another. Not every Deep Dive finds a solution from another field.

Outputs are not advice. Outputs do not constitute legal advice, a freedom-to-operate opinion, a patentability opinion, investment advice, or any guarantee of success. Verify them with qualified professionals before making decisions. You are responsible for the decisions you make and for how you use Outputs.

Your content and AI training. We do not use your content to train or fine-tune AI models.

More information. See Sections 4 and 5 of our Terms of Service. Questions: sebastiang@arandi.ai.