The SZTE Klebelsberg Library and Archives offers its users AI-based tools for bibliographic research, generation of scientific texts and drafts, and AI language checking. A special feature of these AI tools is that they are based on selected scientific publications, thus avoiding subject errors, and the answers can be checked against scientific references. These tools create the scientific texts with the user and not instead of him.
1. Our AI-based bibliographic and citation search engine is Scite.
Scite not only contains metadata for DOI, Gold and Green Open Access articles, but also indexes the full texts of articles available by subscription from many large publishers. The tool supports searching and tracking references to reliable scientific literature from the natural sciences to the humanities with the following features:
Scite’s Citation Statement Search module can be used to search for a publication with a DOI to display the publications that reference the article. In addition to the abstracts, you can view the paragraphs citing the publication in question, and display and contextualise whether the article just mentions, supports or refutes it. Scite itself does not provide the full text of the publications used, but does provide a link to the publication where it can be viewed if you have a university subscription.
Scite’s Reference Check function checks the referenced publications by uploading the manuscript and flags if any have been withdrawn or a correction has been published.
2. We recommend the Scite Assistant module as an alternative to ChatGPT. This is an AI-supported chat that, unlike other AI tools, does not give a hallucinated answer backed up by fake references, but one based on scientific publications with a real reference list. The tool can be used in Hungarian and other languages.
For more information, please visit the service’s website.
3. Our Scite AI subscription has been enhanced with MCP functionality. Using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), we can connect our Scite account to ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and any other MCP-compatible AI tool of our choice.
By connecting our accounts, we can access relevant, reliable research findings, as every response will then be based on genuine academic literature, with direct access to Scite’s 281 million peer-reviewed publications. The ‘Scite Smart Citations’ feature, meanwhile, indicates to the AI which results support or contradict one another, enabling us to receive even more accurate, evidence-based answers, thereby avoiding ‘AI hallucinations’.
More information: https://scite.ai/mcp
4. The Summon AI Research Assistant—a generative artificial intelligence currently based on GPT-4.1 Mini—is now accessible via the university network, the library proxy, and individual logins. What sets it apart is that it draws on the millions of scholarly publications, books, and doctoral dissertations in the Summon academic search engine’s knowledge base to generate responses. For each response, the Research Assistant uses the five most relevant documents on the topic from the system’s knowledge base, precisely citing which document supports each specific line. The citations can be verified with a single click, and subscribed resources can be downloaded.
5. Our MI language checking tool is Writefull, which can be used in Word and Overleaf. Writefull application uses the latest language artificial intelligence to perform post- or real-time linguistic and grammatical correction and citation checking of the manuscript in preparation, based on the mass of already published, peer-reviewed scientific publications.
AI scientific assistants
Writefull offers AI assistants to answer questions, called TeXGPT in Overleaf and Ask AI in Word. Unlike ChatGPT, it is designed specifically for answering questions in a scientific context and is tailored for LaTeX in Overleaf. This allows it to provide reliable answers that are tailored to the needs of students and researchers.
For more information, visit the service’s website.
6. Wolters Kluwer UpToDate Expert AI is a clinical decision-making tool based on generative artificial intelligence that draws on UpToDate’s rigorously vetted, evidence-based medicine (EBM) medical database. The system was developed specifically for physicians and healthcare institutions to make bedside decisions faster and more accurate.
7. The Statista database has been expanded with an AI search and response function. The new module, called Research AI, provides natural-language answers to statistics-related questions asked in natural language, based on carefully curated data from the database.
The Statista database enables users to access and browse over 1,000,000 curated statistics, use topic-based pages, and download data in various formats. It also offers the ability to perform predictive analytics, identify trends, analyse time series, compare regions and cite sources academically.
More information: https://www.statista.com/research-ai/chat
8. In addition to the traditional similarity check, the SZTE Klebelsberg Library and Archives also operates an AI detector service, whereby it performs the checking of assigned papers for instructors.
The GPT detector has three areas of use, as well as the traditional similarity check:
- for SZTE authors to self-check their manuscripts,
- for SZTE editors to check incoming manuscripts,
- for SZTE instructors to check student-submitted papers
For more information, please visit the service’s page.
Update: October 20, 2026