Question: I need a solution that can extract information from PDFs and help me organize my research, can you suggest something?

ChatPDF is an AI information retrieval system that lets you ask questions about PDFs, including research papers, academic papers and legal contracts. You can upload a PDF, then ask questions and the system will respond with answers and summaries. It can handle multi-document chats, cite sources and handle PDFs in any language, so it's good for researchers and students.

Another good option is Coral AI, which offers document summarization, question answering with page citations, translation into multiple languages, and citation generation. It can handle a variety of documents, including books and research papers, and can help you quickly analyze documents, freeing up 10-15 hours a week, the company says.

Layer is another option. It automates research by extracting relevant information from PDFs, answering questions with sources, and providing insights. It's got a notebook where you can save relevant information along with sources, so it can be useful for researchers in a variety of fields.

If you want to handle a broader range of documents, ChatDOC offers immediate answers, in-depth AI analysis and multi-document chat. It can handle PDF, DOC and EPUB files, and offers a browser extension for easy uploads. It also can analyze images with GPT-4 integration and math formulas, which could be useful for students and professionals.