Grounded, not generative
Every answer cites the exact tab it came from. No confident guessing.
Last updated: Oct 2026
Not a general chatbot. KXAI answers from the paper you have open - architecture, results, gaps, equations - all cited back to the tab it came from. Try it on any demo paper, free, no account needed.
KXAI is scoped to the paper in front of you. It reads the structured content KinetixAI extracts from each paper and answers from that - not from training data, not from a web search.
Every answer cites the exact tab it came from. No confident guessing.
KXAI answers about the paper you have open, not general AI knowledge.
If the answer isn't in the extracted content, it says so and captures your request.
Six things KXAI can do with the paper you have open. Try the example prompts directly.
Ask what a paper's system looks like and get the real components - pulled from its Architecture tab, not a generic summary.
Try: What does this system actually look like?
Benchmark numbers get misremembered. Ask and get the exact figures cited back to the Cheatsheet tab.
Try: What were the actual benchmark numbers?
The Limitations section is the most underread part of any paper. KXAI surfaces it on demand.
Try: What does this paper say it can't do?
Built from the paper's core insight - something tied to what it actually does, not the title.
Try: Give me a way to remember what this paper does.
Math-heavy papers mean constant scrolling. Ask for a definition and get it straight from the Cheatsheet.
Try: What is the softmax attention formula used here?
Once you have several papers, remembering which one covered a technique becomes the bottleneck. KXAI searches across all of them.
Try: Which paper in my bucket covers sparse attention?
You don't understand the encoder-decoder attention mask and you're embarrassed to ask in class.
Ask KXAI. Get a cited answer from the Architecture tab, not a half-remembered explanation.
You're assigning three papers and students will show up with misreadings.
Point the class at KXAI. Every answer cites its source - misreadings surface immediately.
You need to check your read of a paper's architecture before it goes into your lit review.
Ask KXAI. Verify in seconds, cited back to the source, before it ships.
You need the actual throughput numbers from a paper - not a blog post's summary of them.
Get the exact figures from the Results tab, with dataset and baseline named.
You want to cite a paper's stated limitations but can't remember if you're paraphrasing correctly.
Ask KXAI what the paper says it can't do. Your citation is clean and you know it matches.
Six researchers onboarding onto the same paper stack, everyone re-reading independently.
Point the whole team at KXAI. Consistent, cited answers. Pairs with Campus and Teams plans.
Asking KXAI about a paper outside the demo set captures your request honestly and notifies you when support ships. The same input box starts generating for real the day it goes live - no rebuild, no re-onboarding.
Free, no account needed for the demo papers. Your own papers come when arbitrary-paper support ships.
I'm KXAI. Ask me about the papers in your bucket, their architecture, results or gaps, or ask me to map a paper of your own.
Map your own paper
Demo mode: answers come from the papers below. Mapping your own paper to 3D is a Scholar feature, coming soon. AI can make mistakes.