Best: ChatGPT plugins or Claude for literature reviews?
Working on a systematic literature review and wondering if ChatGPT with plugins (web retrieval) or Claude's long-context setup yields more reliable synthesized notes and source traces.
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For systematic literature reviews I recommend a two-step workflow: use ChatGPT with web-retrieval plugins to gather up-to-date papers and extract candidate passages, then feed those files and notes into Claude (long-context) for careful synthesis, consistency checks, and traceable source highlights. Insist on strict citation output (author, year, page/quote) and verify quotes against the originals.
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