I'm very curious. As it's main purpose is built to really search and decide balanced/unbias sources and not really have an opinion, what the result would be of such a question. I'm curious if it will give an answer on this. I just gave it the request:

"I am struggling what to call this other than "Deep Research tool" as really it is looking online and scanning/synthesizing sources (that's you, by the way!). With that in mind, someone suggested "literature review" but it makes me think of books. I wonder if you can see what this kind of "research" is and suggest a name to describ it based on all the information you uncover on what good research looks like."

Let's see how it gets on...

Also, something I think about a lot (you sound like a deep thinker!) - when we discover something that is untrue, can it make it true? (purely hypothetical thought)... if 1000 people were told coffee was bad for them, does the mind-body connection take over and amplify this into reality. We are certainly in interesting times!

Ha, hoc - it was quite interesting to see, and learn a bit about this.

Apparently the suggested term is "Digital Information Synthesis"

You can see the report here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vg_UWUPelWohzVGduaKY7Czd...

This was quite an interesting use case, thanks!

I updated the Readme now, to describe as "CleverBee: AI-Powered Online Data Information Synthesis Assistant" and put emphasis on the synthesis.

Also, put a new section in place:

What cleverb.ee is not Cleverb.ee is not a replacement for deep domain expertise. Despite explicit instructions and low temperature settings, AI can still hallucinate. Always check the sources.

Did hoc intentionally pun by writing that this meta analysis is getting “lifted”?

Reference: https://legacy.reactjs.org/docs/higher-order-components.html