Oscr AI Reviews

There are many tools out there that promise to generate content that is different from what the more popular Ai LLMs do and claim to do better. Often they don't. In this case I came across a tool that has an extremely user-friendly interface and produces super useful results for those who have to deal with research on original and authentic sources every day.
I don't know what prompts they use and assemble but it seems to work extremely well. all of this allows you to rework the data with extreme fidelity while reconstructing the articles in a new and interesting way for future readers, this work is done in a fraction of the time it would take. In my opinion it is a very useful tool for anyone who needs to find new ways for new content! Thanks appsumo

It doesnt have it all but I can learn to economize credits. It has use with other tools and efforts

I have to admit that it is no longer so easy to convince with an AI tool, as long as you already have one or two really good ones.

That's how it is for me too, which is why I don't see a huge benefit here for a further investment. You can use the discovery function to search for news or youtube videos via chat. Apart from that, simple things like blog articles are possible, although the one I created was suddenly no longer visible.

Not a must-have, but perhaps an alternative for newcomers or someone who doesn't yet have an AI tool. Good luck for the future!

In the beginning, I thought It had potential, but 300 credits give you few articles. End by getting one correct article from the research...

I am a creator of an audio blog about AI in different languages. To get the latest information on AI, I have been subscribing to multiple industry magazines, school magazines, and media. It costs around $300-350 a year. It takes me dozens of hours to read through these magazines to find content suitable for my blog, and it takes another few hours to write the content. I bought the oscr package last week and I find it already useful. Discovery is good enough for me to surface latest AI news or videos to use. The good thing is that there's summaries so i can pick and choose which ones I want to use pretty quickly.
Rearch report is also useful it seem to be doing online research on an extended topic. I would love to see a more deeper-dive research capability as well. Blog results are professional, focused, and with varied style. I tried the satirical version for the same source and it was hilarious. I also like the outlines for each blog which help me to understand the source content better(This is my personal hack, sometimes i use a source but I haven't watch the full video yet, I usually go back to watch the details after I get the outline). In addition, I need translation for the source information as well and Oscr has it available right within the workflow which is convenient. I think the Oscr AI blog writing workflow is a good fit for my use case.
My experience with Oscr is that it does require an adaptation process. To get good search and writing outputs, I experimented with different prompts, instructions and styles and adjusted the source context. Now I'm more used to it. But like some other users complained, the credit runs out a bit too fast. Hopefully the founding team can figure out an improvement.