Liner Launches First Liner Scholar Research Contest
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Liner is launching the 'First Liner Scholar Research Contest' and recruiting participants.
Participants select one question, use Liner Scholar to search for and compare related papers, and then submit a short paper.
Anyone age 14 or older and a South Korean citizen can participate, and applications are open until the 25th.
Liner is launching the 'First Liner Scholar Research Contest' and recruiting participants. The application deadline is the 25th. The contest is designed to academically test everyday curiosities, under the theme, 'Testing Common Beliefs We Have Taken for Granted Through Papers.'
Participants select one question and then take part by using 'Liner Scholar' to search for and compare related papers. They then submit a short paper based on their analysis and conclusions. Example research topics include differences in learning outcomes between handwriting and digital note-taking, changes in concentration while studying with music, and the environmental impact of tumblers versus disposable cups.
The research will proceed by comparing multiple research findings and experimental conditions. The review goal is to determine how closely common beliefs align with actual evidence.
Liner outlined an evaluation plan that emphasizes comparing evidence from multiple papers, critically reviewing differing results, and building one's own argument rather than simply accepting answers generated by AI. The focus of this contest is to broaden access to academic research regardless of major, education level, or research experience, and it highlights the use of AI research assistance tools as a means to that end.
Liner deployed Liner Scholar as a tool for the research process. Liner Scholar is based on more than 500 million academic data points worldwide and supports prior research searches and comparison and analysis, research hypothesis generation, academic evidence review, and citation recommendations. Liner said the tool implements the Agentic Research approach.
Participants will conduct their research while talking with Liner Scholar. They will refine their research topic, search for the necessary literature, compare evidence, and then move on to developing their final work.
Anyone age 14 or older and a South Korean citizen can participate in the contest. The application deadline is the 25th, and the deadline for submitting short papers is the 8th of next month. Selections will be made after paper screening and a final presentation review, with 10 outstanding participants to be chosen.
By promoting this contest, Liner aims to lower the barrier to entry for academic research using AI and expand opportunities to directly verify everyday questions based on existing research and evidence.
Kim Jin-woo, CEO of Liner, said that the starting point of research lies in everyday curiosity, and expressed his intention to support anyone in verifying academic evidence and completing research together with AI through Liner Scholar.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408332
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