Turn Research into Key Findings with AI
Use AI to turn research notes and source extracts into clear findings, evidence strength, conflicts and open questions.
Prompt
Turn the research notes below into clear key findings. Keep evidence strength visible and do not invent missing proof. Separate confirmed points from weak or uncertain points.
Research topic:
[TOPIC]
What I need the findings for:
[PURPOSE]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Source notes:
[PASTE LABELLED SOURCE NOTES]
Please include:
- confirmed findings
- likely findings
- weak or uncertain evidence
- conflicts between sources
- useful quotes or source lines
- practical takeaway
- unanswered questions
- what needs checking next
- findings not strong enough to publish yet
Research topic:
[TOPIC]
What I need the findings for:
[PURPOSE]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Source notes:
[PASTE LABELLED SOURCE NOTES]
Please include:
- confirmed findings
- likely findings
- weak or uncertain evidence
- conflicts between sources
- useful quotes or source lines
- practical takeaway
- unanswered questions
- what needs checking next
- findings not strong enough to publish yet
Example Input
Topic: AI browsers and online shopping. Purpose: article planning. Audience: everyday shoppers. Source notes: product announcement says shopping agents can compare items, privacy article warns about browsing data, user review says filters were sometimes misunderstood.
Example Output
A findings summary that separates confirmed points, likely points, weak evidence, conflicts, useful source lines, practical takeaways and open questions.
Before you ask
Add the research topic, purpose, audience and labelled source notes. Keep source names visible if you have them.
Check before use
Check that confirmed findings, weak evidence, conflicts and unanswered questions are clearly separated.
Common mistakes
Turning mixed notes into a smooth list of findings that hides uncertainty or disagreement between sources.
Useful for:
Research
Works well with:
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot
Nova9 Tools
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