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Accelerating scientific discovery

Our most advanced AI helps researchers explore new ideas, connect evidence, analyze data, and move from questions to answers faster across mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, and beyond.

Pushing the frontiers of theoretical and applied science

We believe AI should help every researcher make new discoveries. That’s why we work alongside the scientific community to see how our models can contribute to meaningful scientific problems.

Tools that work across the research process

Use our models and tools to move between scientific questions, technical workflows, and the practical work that keeps research moving.

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Explore literature and evidence

Search across papers and public research resources, synthesize findings, evaluate citations, and identify questions worth investigating.

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Analyze data and write code

Work with complex datasets, write and debug analysis code, build reproducible workflows, and manage research pipelines.

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Model scientific problems

Explore mathematical ideas, support simulations, investigate molecular structures, and reason across scientific disciplines.

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Connect existing research tools

Bring in scientific databases, computational notebooks, reference managers, data platforms, and other tools researchers already use.

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Move from ideas to experiments

Compare hypotheses, investigate potential mechanisms, and develop plans for researchers to evaluate and test.

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Handle the work surrounding science

Find funding opportunities, prepare grant applications, draft manuscripts, manage citations, and create presentations and other research materials.

Built with scientists, for the benefit of people

Our most advanced general-purpose model family supports difficult work across mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, and other scientific disciplines. GPT‑5.6 Sol Pro offers our highest-capability reasoning for demanding research problems.

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GPT-Rosalind

Our purpose-built life-science model helps qualified research organizations reason across biological evidence, scientific data, specialized tools, and complex workflows in areas such as genomics and drug discovery.

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GPT-5.6

Our most advanced general-purpose model family supports difficult work across mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, and other scientific disciplines. GPT-5.6 Sol Pro offers our highest-capability reasoning for demanding research problems.

OpenAI for Science > Prism

Prism

Draft manuscripts, manage citations, work with equations, and collaborate in a free, AI-native scientific writing workspace built on LaTeX.

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ChatGPT & ChatGPT Work

Bring papers, files, data, and day-to-day research into one place, and use specialized plugins to connect ChatGPT to the data, literature, and tools relevant to your field. Explore questions, synthesize findings, prepare grant applications, and help research teams move discoveries forward.

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This has been one of Erdős' favorite problems, I have heard him myself mentioning the problem multiple times in his lectures. I believe it would be fair to say that every mathematician working in Combinatorial Geometry thought about this problem, and lots of mathematicians working in other areas spent at least some time thinking about it… The solution of the problem by the internal model of Open AI is, in my opinion, an outstanding achievement, settling a long-standing open problem. The fact that the correct answer is not n1+o(1)n^{1+o(1)} is surprising, and the construction and its analysis apply fairly sophisticated tools from algebraic number theory in an elegant and clever way.
Noga Alon

ChatGPT for Academic Researchers

We’re giving researchers across the sciences and mathematics free access to our most advanced models through ChatGPT Pro.

Helping researchers move from questions to discoveries

Scientists and mathematicians are already using AI to investigate difficult problems, explore new approaches, and accelerate their work.