EBSCO eBook Carousels will provide library administrators with a way to configure customizable visual browse areas that will appear on EBSCOhost/EDS profiles in new UI. These areas will highlight EBSCO eBooks from librarians' collections for their end users' pre-search.
Ask This Document lets you ask questions and receive answers drawn directly from the document itself. The feature analyzes each question, understands its context, and responds using only the information contained within the document—nothing more, nothing less. Ask This Document intelligently identifies relevant sections, surfaces precise answers, and will even point you to specific areas of the document were the information is found.
A new, conversational way to conduct research in EBSCOhost. The AI Research Companion BETA will provide our users a new page where they can have a multi-turn conversation with our content. The first BETA will be released on the business searching interface and will be interacting with business source ultimate content.
Enhance the student research experience with EBSCO’s upgraded recommendation engine, which now leverages semantic similarity and an academic citation network powered by the new EBSCO Scholarly Graph. Version 1, launched late 2023, has been adopted by over 200 libraries. With the upcoming release of version 2, we anticipate even greater impact on our users, researchers, and libraries, and researchers.
EBSCO's upcoming Researcher API is the future successor to both EDS API and EBSCOhost API, offering access to the same content your EDS and EBSCOhost UI profiles use. In addition to core search and retrieve functionality, Researcher API Beta will launch with support for features not currently available on our other APIs: Natural Language Search, AI Insights, and Citation Discovery.