Elicit tops web search engines on BioASQ academic retrieval benchmark
jungofthewon · x · 2026-09-03
A comparison on the BioASQ benchmark found that Elicit retrieved the most relevant papers and scored highest among academic and general web search engines. Elicit team members note its search engine, built about four years ago, remains the best way to search academic literature.
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