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• @openai @openai on x

  Introducing Prism, a free workspace for scientists to write and collaborate on research, powered by GPT-5.2. Available today to anyone with a ChatGPT personal account: https://prism.openai.com/ [video]

• @atabarrok Alex Tabarrok on x

  Huh, I asked Sam for this last week and today he delivered. https://x.com/...

• @mukundvenkatak1 Mukund Venkatakrishnan on x

  This generation will never know the pain of searching 7000 lines of LaTeX for a single missing bracket

• @yuchenj_uw Yuchen Jin on x

  1. Overleaf is killed. 2. Every new paper should list ChatGPT as a coauthor. 3. OpenAI will learn how researchers actually collaborate and turn that into a scientific discovery engine. 4. didn't Sam say yesterday they screwed up creative writing?

• @vicapow Victor Powell on x

  Extremely excited to share that @crixet_app has been acquired by @OpenAI and is now called Prism

• @openaidevs @openaidevs on x

  Introducing Prism Draft, revise, and collaborate on papers in a single LaTeX-native workspace

• @daniel_mac8 Dan McAteer on x

  babe, wake up. cursor for scientists just dropped. if prism can accelerate science 10% as much as AI has accelerated software engineering... that alone is worth 2% GDP. [video]

• @kosenjuu Sandrone on x

  Get ready for a billion vibecoded arxiv papers, rip to the paper watchers

• @deryatr_ Derya Unutmaz on x

  I had early access to Prism. As a biomedical scientist, I don't use LaTeX editors, but it's clear OpenAI Prism will be super useful tool for those in math or physics research. I felt working with symbols and making diagrams is a joy. Anyone with these needs should give it a try.

• @sebastienbubeck Sebastien Bubeck on x

  Try https://prism.openai.com/, an AI powered latex editor, unicorn approved! [image]

• @nickadobos Nick Dobos on x

  Cursor for science??? Intriguing new direction from OpenAI Could be a neat tool to accelerate research, and also a great training ground for getting data on science to feed into the model. Btw, every tool an AI lab launches should be considered a two sided marketplace between a […

• @alex_peys Alex Peysakhovich on x

  went to check terms and conditions (are you gonna train on my research?), it links to terms from some other co [image]

• @scaling01 @scaling01 on x

  OpenAI Prism for scientific research: - a free, unified LaTeX workspace with unlimited collaborators - AI-assisted proofreading, citations, and literature search - with project-data aware workflows basically Overleaf with AI [image]

• @natolambert Nathan Lambert on x

  FINALLY COMPETITION FOR OVERLEAF. Writing papers was already on my docket for tasks to be changed forever with AI in 2026. This'll supercharge it.

• @kimmonismus @kimmonismus on x

  The shift is clear: OpenAI wants to position ChatGPT as the most important product for research and science. With prism they go another big step into that direction.

• @kevinweil Kevin Weil on x

  💥 Today we're introducing Prism—a free, AI-native workspace for scientists to write and collaborate on research, powered by GPT-5.2. Accelerating science requires progress on two fronts: 1. Frontier AI models that use scientific tools and can tackle the hardest problems 2. [video…

• @swyx @swyx on x

  Terminals : LaTex :: AI for Coding : AI for Science when Claude Code started it was just a humble CLI side project. today it forms the basis for Claude Cowork, a general purpose non-coding desktop agent. I see a lot more patterns like this happening - things start from humble [im…

• @guillermonics Guillermo Herrera-Arcos on x

  An IDE for scientific writing - very cool!

• @quanquangu Quanquan Gu on x

  AI has fundamentally changed coding and research, at least 5× faster. Publishing papers alone matters less now. The only real standard is: can your work be used to train or improve AI models?

• @daniellefong Danielle Fong on x

  ok so i think this is pretty cool — @openai released Prism which seems to be a multiplayer “talk to your document” that actually builds and renders LaTeX. I'm a big believer in increasing scannability of AI outputs with rich documents, and LaTeX layout has been the standard for […

• @j0wimo Jonas Wiedermann-Möller on x

  my favourite latex editor, crixet, got acquired by OpenAI. bit unexpected but hopefully that means that some much needed features, such as git integration, will be added faster. [image]

• @_simonsmith Simon Smith on x

  Very cool new tool from OpenAI for writing scientific papers. Two thoughts came to mind. First, while not a new model, this can help accelerate science. Second, this could be a precedent for other OpenAI document editing tools, such as for docs and sheets and presentations.

• @ziv_ravid Ravid Shwartz Ziv on x

  OpenAI finally competes against Overleaf. I'm sure it will be better than Overleaf, but to do it one day before the ICML deadline, seriously?!?!?