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Introducing Clinical Trials

Today we're launching Clinical Trials in Elicit. You can now search through the 545,000 trials available on clinicaltrials.gov and summarize them in structured tables or descriptive reports. New trial registrations are instantly available. Some of the early uses we're seeing include: * Benchmarking trial designs

Elicit Raises $22M to Build the Most Trusted AI Platform for Evidence-Backed Decisions

Elicit has raised $22M in Series A funding at a $100M valuation led by Spark Capital and Footwork. Existing investors Fifty Years, Basis Set, and Mythos also participated, reinforcing their conviction in our mission to deploy AI to radically increase good reasoning in the world. Today, Elicit is used by

Introducing Elicit Systematic Review

Today, we announce Elicit Systematic Review, a workflow that guides you step by step through search, title & abstract screening and full-text data extraction. Systematic reviews are the gold standard for summarizing scientific literature. These reviews start with up to 20,000 papers that are winnowed down in multiple stages

How we launch a user-facing feature every week

After two years of launching a user-facing feature a week, we've found a sustainable rhythm that allows us to move fast in unison. We also know what not to do and what we still need to do better.

Elicit raises $9 million and becomes a public benefit corporation

We're excited to share that Elicit has raised $9 million in seed funding. Elicit was born at Ought, a non-profit research organization, and is now an independent public benefit corporation. Like Ought, our mission is to scale up good reasoning using machine learning, starting with researchers. Elicit is