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Here’s how DokuMet QDA/AI works
- Generate automatic interpretations
- Easily organize and integrate your own materials
- Set your own focus (customizable prompt architecture)
- Choose from different models (GPT-4, Mistral, Claude 3.5)
- Data hosted in the EU with Mistral
- Additional models (e.g., Llama) in development
Frequently Asked Questions
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No, DokuMet QDA AI was developed from a QDA software, and our roadmap includes plans to develop a new QDA software in 2025.
However, DokuMet QDA AI is solely a tool for AI-assisted interpretation.
- Credit you have purchased as packages will remain available as long as you have an account with us.
- Monthly credit is only valid for the current month.
- Your data is stored on servers within the EU.
- When interpretations are generated, your input is sent to the servers of AI companies. OpenAI (GPT 4o) and Anthropic (Claude 3.5) present challenges from a GDPR perspective. However, a European model—Mistral—is now also available.
Yes, but please note:
a) There is no copyright on AI-generated texts, and
b) According to EU regulations, you will be required to label AI-generated texts accordingly in the future (EU AI Act).
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If you have used up your monthly credit but would like to continue working with DokuMet QDA/AI, you can purchase additional credit.
In any case, the AI interpretation will provide you with a new perspective on your texts. It’s definitely worth giving DokuMet QDA/AI a try. You can sign up for a free trial to see for yourself.
Lieder, F. R. & Schäffer, B. (2023). Lehren Und Lernen Rekonstruktiver Forschungsmethoden mit Generativen Sprachmodellen in hybriden Forschungswerkstätten? Theoretische und empirische Befunde“. Journal für Psychologie 31 (2):131-54. https://doi.org/10.30820/0942-2285-2023-2-131
Schäffer, B. Lieder, F. (2023). Distributed Interpretation - Teaching reconstructive methods in the social sciences supported by artificial intelligence. In: Journal of Research on Technology in Education, Special Issue “Reciprocal Issues of Artificial and Human Intelligence in Education”, 55:1, 111-124, DOI: 10.1080/15391523.2022.2148786. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15391523.2022.2148786
Yes, you always need a membership. For example, your interpretations are stored under your member name. However, our membership can be canceled on a monthly basis, so you can use DokuMet QDA/AI even for a short period if you wish.
No, unfortunately not. We have planned a relaunch of DokuMet QDA for 2025, but there are no plans for compatibility. However, at the moment, you can download all interpretations and upload them to DokuMet QDA.
No, everything runs in the cloud and you can access the software through your browser.