Research collection of Arxiv whitepapers [R]

I read and collected Arxiv whitepapers starting after the launch of ChatGPT. I copied and pasted excerpts into Word to track them. Then migrated to Obsidian. That vault of some 1700 papers is now online. I figured it was time to see if others would find the collection useful. My whitepapers were organized into some 90 categories, all of which emerged from paper topics. New categories became necessary with the discussion of new methods, techniques, models etc. If I wanted to write about a topic, I'd upload an md file containing research excerpts on that topic to ChatGPT. This worked to a degree but maxxed out context pretty quickly. And I always had related research in multiple categories, according to how the research was framed. (Personas research in Aligment, Psychology, HCI, etc). So I used a plugin to create topic notes that built in and outbound wikilinks across the papers centered on shared concepts. When I ported this all online I added another layer of synthesis: Inquiring Lines as I call them. These cover cross-cutting, tension-surfacing, synthesizing, and frontier-opening research frames. There's 6,000 of them in my collection. Each is a page to itself that's a useful description of a research line of inquiry. These now also have prompts you can run yourself that will find related (and more recent) research - (I can't adequately maintain each topic with new research). It's all at [https://inquiringlines.com/inquiring-lines/](https://inquiringlines.com/inquiring-lines/) if you want to poke around. As is everything in the age of AI, it's a work in progress. But there's a lot of rich material in there. Have a look. https://preview.redd.it/8csrq7533v5h1.png?width=1713&format=png&auto=webp&s=5cc9c453049e6336ac530c6aa88d92a2fd7c8a12