Nexus Humanum
AI lectures for humanities, built on real, citable sources
Nexus Humanum writes academic lectures in the humanities and social sciences from real, citable sources. Pick a topic and in about three minutes you get a lecture with in-text references, a bibliography linking to DOIs or open full texts, a citation graph and a timeline. Citations that can't be matched to a verified work are removed, along with the claims built on them. No invented references.
Features
- A full academic lecture on any topic in about 3 minutes, streamed as it's written
- Bibliography with DOIs and open full-text links, often 60+ entries
- Sources from OpenAlex, CrossRef and 20+ open archives
- Verification pass: unmatched citations and the claims built on them are removed
- Citation graph and timeline of the ideas covered
- Light lectures for a quick overview, Pro lectures for deeper argument analysis
- English and Russian interface; 10 free credits on sign-up, no card needed
Use Cases
- Students getting oriented in a new topic before a seminar or exam
- Researchers mapping the key literature and debates around a question
- Preparing an essay, paper or seminar with a ready, checkable bibliography
- Teachers drafting lecture outlines with real sources to assign
- Curious readers who want a serious, sourced introduction instead of a chatbot summary
Comments
Hi Fazier! I'm Egor, the maker of Nexus Humanum. I work in data and ML, and I built this because general AI chatbots are great at sounding academic but bad at citing real work: references get invented, quotes drift from the original. Nexus Humanum goes the other way round: it first finds real sources (OpenAlex, CrossRef and 20+ open archives), picks the relevant passages, and only then writes the lecture. A verification pass at the end removes any citation it can't match to an actual work, together with the claims built on it. It covers philosophy, history, sociology, anthropology, psychology and economics. You get 10 free credits on sign-up, no card needed, enough for a few Light lectures. I'd love your feedback: which topics did it handle well, where did it miss, and what would make it useful for your study or research?
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Hi Fazier! I'm Egor, the maker of Nexus Humanum. I work in data and ML, and I built this because general AI chatbots are great at sounding academic but bad at citing real work: references get invented, quotes drift from the original. Nexus Humanum goes the other way round: it first finds real sources (OpenAlex, CrossRef and 20+ open archives), picks the relevant passages, and only then writes the lecture. A verification pass at the end removes any citation it can't match to an actual work, together with the claims built on it. It covers philosophy, history, sociology, anthropology, psychology and economics. You get 10 free credits on sign-up, no card needed, enough for a few Light lectures. I'd love your feedback: which topics did it handle well, where did it miss, and what would make it useful for your study or research?
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