Elsevier has announced that LeapSpace™ has been recognized as Best Generative AI Solution at the 2026 CODiE Awards, the technology industry’s peer‑reviewed awards program.
The recognition underscores the growing demand for research‑grade AI solutions that prioritize trust, transparency, and researcher control. LeapSpace is designed specifically for academic and corporate research workflows, combining responsible AI with publisher‑neutral scholarly content, traceable citations, Trust Cards, Claim Radar, Writing Coach, and other tools that support evidence evaluation and structured discovery.
Developed in collaboration with researchers and institutions, LeapSpace aims to address challenges such as time pressure, information overload, and missed insights. According to Elsevier executives, the solution was built to provide trusted evidence, clear citations, and transparent reasoning, reflecting both customer needs and ongoing innovation.
Library leaders have noted that LeapSpace supports literature reviews, mission‑oriented research, and the identification of research gaps and trends. Users value its integration of peer‑reviewed content with responsible AI features, enabling more efficient exploration of complex questions and validation of outputs.
The platform draws on a knowledge base of more than 20 million peer‑reviewed articles and books, and over 100 million scientific records. Features such as Trust Cards, Claim Radar, and Writing Coach are designed to strengthen critical thinking, improve productivity, and ensure researchers retain responsibility for interpretation.
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