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OpenAI launches GPT-Rosalind, an AI model for life sciences research, including drug discovery, as a research preview for customers such as Moderna and Amgen

OpenAI announced a new series of AI models built to help life sciences researchers work faster.

Axios Megan Morrone

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  • @andrewe_dunn Andrew Dunn on x
    NEW: OpenAI is the latest tech giant to move into biopharma, launching Thursday GPT-Rosalind, a life sciences-tailored version of its LLM Trails behind the very similar launch of Anthropic's Claude for Life Sciences by ~5 months. More here: https://endpoints.news/...
  • @andrewe_dunn Andrew Dunn on x
    All of a sudden, it's a crowded space of tech players looking to work with and sell to biopharma OpenAI's GPT-Rosalind Nvidia's BioNeMo Anthropic's Claude for Life Sci AWS' Amazon Bio Discovery (launched earlier this week) Edison Scientific Phylo & more that I'm surely missing
  • @bowang87 Bo Wang on x
    It is clear that every frontier AI lab will have dedicated frontier models for biology and drug discovery 🔥 Great time to be working on AI &Bio ! Can't wait to see what GPT-Rosalind can unlock for drug discovery!
  • @sporadica @sporadica on x
    i like it when the big labs release tools specifically for accelerating scientific research, instead of just more addictive chatbots good release
  • @gdb Greg Brockman on x
    Announcing GPT-Rosalind, our frontier model for life science research. This model is a step towards one of our most important goals — accelerating science and improving human outcomes. Excited to work with many amazing partners on deploying and improving this model. [image]
  • @benedictk__ Benedict Kerres on x
    GPT-Rosalind. We may be too quiet about this but we have a model for biology and drug discovery now. It's very cool and the people working on it are amazing. Super happy we get to do this and tackle very hard problems.
  • @deanwball Dean W. Ball on x
    Available to “qualified customers.” As I wrote after Mythos, expect more models to have staggered releases, often exclusive to large firms and governments at first, due to a combination of safety reasons (biorisk in this case) and compute constraints.
  • @deanwball Dean W. Ball on x
    It is also interesting that OpenAI is de-emphasizing safety concerns here, not mentioned at all in the tweets and only lightly discussed in the blog post.  One imagines that if Anthropic had trained a similar model, they'd be way more “risk-forward.”  It's not obvious to me which…
  • @omearabrian Brian O'Meara on bluesky
    OpenAI is releasing a model “tuned” for science.  They say they measured performance for “phylogenetic interpretation of DNA sequences” among other things.  —  My guess is NJ but bad.  —  My fear is essentially some real software running without attribution.  But we'll all see...…
  • @alleninstitute.org @alleninstitute.org on bluesky
    We're proud to be a launch partner for OpenAI's GPT-Rosalind, a new model designed to support life sciences research.  —  This collaboration is part of our broader effort to explore how AI can accelerate scientific discovery.  —  🔗 https://openai.com/index/introducing- gpt-rosali…
  • r/singularity r on reddit
    Introducing GPT-Rosalind for life sciences research