Stanford University has developed an open-source AI research agent known as STORM, which is capable of generating Wikipedia-like articles from a simple English prompt. This large language model (LLM) system conducts real-time web searches to gather information, creates an outline, and then writes a complete article with citations. The tool has been praised for its ability to produce thought-provoking analyses, demonstrating significant advancements in AI research. The development of STORM highlights the potential for AI to transform information gathering and dissemination processes.
Wikipedia-like articles from a single prompt. STORM by Stanford is an LLM system that first conducts research using the web and generates an outline, then uses that outline to write a full article with citations. https://t.co/PIUdZrbRCj
Opensource AI Research Agent by Stanford that generates Wikipedia-like articles from a simple English prompt. https://t.co/j5FWtL298U
Fascinating AI research from @Stanford! Their Storm project (https://t.co/hlZ8xBmKMm) generates Wikipedia-style articles from real-time web searches. I tested it with: "For AI to be truly transformational, it needs Web3 rails." The AI-generated analysis was thought-provoking. At…