Is this just paper summarization?
No. Between Papers treats the corpus as a connected body of evidence. It looks for agreements, contradictions, dependencies, and combinations of findings that may imply something no individual paper states directly.
Why not just upload the papers to ChatGPT or Claude?
General-purpose models can read and summarize research. Between Papers imposes a structured investigation process designed specifically around cross-paper evidence, technical conditions, provenance, emerging capabilities, and commercial implications.
Can I verify the conclusions?
Yes. Important conclusions can be traced back through supporting findings to source passages.
Does Between Papers treat every paper as equally credible?
No. Conflicting evidence, different experimental conditions, limitations, and uncertainty remain visible.
Does it search outside my corpus?
When useful, the investigation can use targeted external research to test assumptions, investigate adjacent fields, and assess commercial context.
Does a commercial application mean the technology will definitely work?
No. Between Papers identifies evidence-backed possibilities and explicitly surfaces what remains unproven.