
ArxivSwipe
TL;DRs on every arxiv & Hugging Face paper
What it does
ArxivSwipe puts a 3-sentence AI TL;DR on every paper in your arxiv and Hugging Face Papers feed, so you can decide what's worth reading in second. Copy BibTeX in one click, jump to code and highlight any term for a plain-language explanation.
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