From Theory to Practice: Implementing AI Screening for Literature Reviews
For academic researchers, the most tedious phase of a systematic review is often the screening stage—manually sifting through thousands of titles and abstracts to find the handful of relevant studies. This process is not just time-consuming; it’s mentally exhausting and prone to human error. AI-powe
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