OpenAI releases Prism, a Claude Code-like app for scientific research

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OpenAI Unveils Prism, A Game-Changing Tool for Scientists and Researchers

In a move that could revolutionize the way scientists conduct research, OpenAI has released an innovative app called Prism. The app, which builds upon the company's recently acquired Crixet platform, promises to streamline tedious tasks associated with scientific publishing, such as formatting documents and writing bibliographies.

Prism is designed to be a comprehensive tool for researchers, offering robust LaTeX editing capabilities and an integrated AI assistant. This assistant, based on OpenAI's GPT-5.2 Thinking model, can assist with tasks beyond mere formatting, such as finding relevant scientific literature and automating the process of writing bibliographies.

According to Kevin Weil, vice president of science for OpenAI, Prism is not meant to replace the responsibility of scientists in verifying their references but rather speed up the process, allowing researchers to focus on more critical aspects of their work. The company emphasizes the importance of accountability and control when it comes to integrating AI into scientific workflows.

In a demonstration of Prism's capabilities, an OpenAI employee used the app to generate a lesson plan for a graduate course on general relativity and created a set of problems for students to solve. This showcases the potential of Prism as a tool that can help scientists and professors optimize their work processes.

Prism is currently available to anyone with a personal ChatGPT account, featuring unlimited projects and collaborators support. OpenAI plans to expand access to organizations through its premium ChatGPT Business, Team, Enterprise, and Education plans in the near future.
 
just saw this news about prism from openai 🤯 I'm low-key excited because my sister is a physics major and she's always complaining about how tedious it is to write papers with latex formatting 😩 but on the other hand, i'm also kinda worried that relying too much on AI for research will make her job less creative 📚 i guess only time will tell if prism will actually make science more efficient or just add another layer of complexity 🤔
 
I'm super stoked about Prism! 🤩 It's like, finally, we have a game-changer for scientists and researchers who are tired of wasting time on formatting documents and stuff. I mean, can you imagine having an AI assistant that helps you find relevant literature and even writes bibliographies for you? 💡 That's some next-level tech right there! And the best part is, it's not meant to replace human judgment, but more like a tool to speed up the process so researchers can focus on the good stuff. 🚀 I've been following OpenAI's updates, and this one feels really promising. The fact that they're making it available for personal ChatGPT accounts now, plus the plans to expand access for organizations in the near future... yeah, this is gonna be huge! 💸
 
I wonder if we're trading one kind of freedom for another... I mean, think about it - with Prism, researchers can finally automate some of the more tedious tasks associated with publishing their work, but at what cost? Are we sacrificing some of that soul-satisfying, painstaking process that makes science so human?

On the other hand, isn't this exactly what scientists need? A tool to help them focus on the big picture, not get bogged down in formatting and bibliography nonsense. But then again, doesn't this also mean they'll be relying even more heavily on AI, potentially losing some of that critical thinking and skepticism that makes science so valuable?

I guess what I'm trying to say is, Prism is like a double-edged sword - it's gonna make our lives way easier, but might just change the game too much in the process 🤔💻
 
omg, can you believe it? 💡 scientists are finally getting some much-needed help with all that paperwork 📝🕒. i mean, think about it, formatting papers and writing bibliographies is soooo tedious 😴. but this prism app seems to be a total game-changer 🤩. the fact that it has an AI assistant like GPT-5.2 thinking model is just wild 🤯. it's not meant to replace human judgment or anything, but i can see how it'd free up some serious time for researchers 🔍.

i'm all about the innovation 💥 and this sounds like a huge step forward for scientists 👩‍🔬. the fact that it's available for personal use right now is awesome 🎉. and openai's being super responsible about accountability too, so i'm stoked 🙌. can't wait to see how this plays out in the future 📈
 
🤓 just read about Prism from OpenAI and it sounds like a total game-changer for scientists! I mean, who doesn't hate spending hours formatting papers and writing bibliographies? It's so tedious 🙄. The fact that it can help with all that and even automate some tasks is super exciting. I'm curious to see how it'll be received by the scientific community - will it make their lives easier or create more problems? One thing for sure, though, it's a great example of innovation happening in our region! 💻
 
I'm pretty stoked about this new tool from OpenAI 🤩 - Prism is seriously gonna change the game for scientists and researchers. I mean, who doesn't hate formatting papers or writing bibliographies? It's like, a whole day of their time that could be spent actually doing research. And with the AI assistant built on GPT-5.2, it can help with way more than just basic formatting - like finding relevant literature or even automating some parts of writing.

But what I'm really excited about is how this tool can free up researchers to focus on the good stuff: conducting actual experiments and making groundbreaking discoveries 🎉. It's all about balance, you know? The AI should be there to help, not do the work for them. And OpenAI seems to be on the same page, saying they want to empower researchers with tools like Prism.

The demo they did was pretty cool - generating a lesson plan and creating problems for students to solve in no time! It shows that this tool is more than just a formatting app; it's a full-on productivity powerhouse 💪. And I'm curious to see how the premium plans will roll out, especially for orgs and educational institutions. This could be a game-changer for research communities worldwide 🌎.
 
omg can you believe this?! prism is literally gonna change everything for scientists it's like they're getting a superpower for their research papers 🤯 i mean think about it no more tedious formatting or writing bibliographies all day just pure focus on the science stuff and AI's got your back with all that fancy GPT-5.2 thinking model 💡 what if this means we'll see so many more breakthroughs in various fields? like maybe someone will use prism to find a cure for a disease 🤞 anyway can't wait to try it out myself later on 🔥
 
OMG 🤯 this Prism thing sounds like a total game-changer for scientists! I mean, can you imagine having an AI assistant that can help with all that tedious formatting and bibliography stuff? It's not like it's gonna replace human judgment or anything, but more like give us some extra time to focus on the good stuff 📚💡. And the fact that it comes with a built-in LaTeX editor is like, totally awesome! 😎 But I gotta wonder, what's the plan for making sure it doesn't, you know, create any fake news or anything? 🤔 Just saying 👍
 
🤖💡[GIF: A scientist surrounded by papers and books, with a robot arm reaching out to help with the paperwork] 📝

🔍 The AI game is strong! Who needs all that tedious research work when you can have an AI sidekick like Prism? 💻

👨‍⚕️ OpenAI's GPT-5.2 is like having a super smart lab assistant! 🤓💸

[Image: A person sitting at a desk, surrounded by papers and coffee cups, with a clock in the background, symbolizing productivity] ⏱️ Work smarter, not harder!

📊 Prism's LaTeX editing capabilities? 🔥 That's like having a personal editor... without the attitude! 🤪

[Image: A team of researchers working together, with a AI-powered tool integrating their efforts] 💡 Collaboration 2.0!
 
💡 just saw this post about Prism from OpenAI and I'm low-key impressed 🤔. As a grad student myself, I can attest that formatting papers and keeping track of citations is like, SO tedious 🙄. If Prism's AI assistant can actually help with that stuff, it'd be a game-changer for us researchers! 💻 But at the same time, I'm a bit skeptical about relying too much on AI for tasks that require human judgment... what if someone just copy-pastes from Prism into their paper without checking? 🤦‍♀️ still excited to try it out though! 👍
 
I'm not sure I'm comfortable with AI taking over tasks that require human touch, but at the same time, if it's gonna make life easier for scientists, who am I to argue? 🤔 It's all about finding that balance. What really gets me is how fast tech is advancing and we're already seeing these kinds of tools being released. Next thing you know, we'll have AI writers creating our articles for us! 😂 Still, I think Prism has some cool features, especially the GPT-5.2 Thinking model part. Maybe it's a sign that we're finally getting to where we need to be in terms of making research more efficient. 🚀
 
idk about this prism thing 🤔...it sounds too good to be true. ai assisting with writing bibliographies? that's like putting a scriptwriter on your team without any human oversight 😒...and what about all those tiny details that go into scientific publishing? ain't nobody gonna verify the references no more? 🤷‍♂️...openai says it's not meant to replace anyone, but let's be real, we're talking about a huge shift in how research is done here 💸...anyway, I guess I'll keep an eye on it and see if it really lives up to the hype 😐
 
omg, can you imagine having an AI assistant that can literally help with all your research tasks? like, formatting papers, finding relevant articles, even writing bibliographies... it's a total game-changer 💻! I'm thinking this could be a huge time-saver for grad students and researchers who are already super busy 🤯. but at the same time, i hope they're being careful about how much automation is actually happening in research - you don't want to lose that human touch 😊. anyone have experience with OpenAI's tools before?
 
🤔 I'm loving this new tool from OpenAI 🚀! As a student who's had to deal with formatting papers for my research projects, Prism sounds like a total game-changer 💡. Being able to write bibliographies in seconds is insane! But what I think is even more exciting is how it can help us focus on the really important stuff – finding new ideas and making discoveries 🧠.

Of course, you have to make sure you're still fact-checking everything yourself 😬, but if Prism can help take care of some of the tedious bits, that's just a bonus. And I love that OpenAI is being so transparent about how it works and who has access to it – fair play! 👍 Now, let's hope this thing really does make science publishing more efficient... 💻
 
omg u gotta check out this new app prism from openai 🤯 it's like a game changer for scientists & researchers! i mean, who doesn't love automating tedious tasks like formatting docs & writing biblios? 📝👍 it's all about speedin' up the process so they can focus on the good stuff 😊 and also, having an AI assistant that can help with findin' relevant literature is a total bonus 💡 plus, openai's bein' super responsible about accountability & control... i'm lovin' this tech 🤖
 
I'm not sure about this new Prism thing... I mean, it's pretty cool that they've created a tool that can help scientists do their jobs more efficiently 💻. But at the same time, aren't we worried that AI is gonna take over and make all the humans obsolete? 🤖 Like, if a chatbot can write a lesson plan for a grad course, what's next? The robot overlords taking over the world?! 😂. Wait, no I'm being silly... probably not... *nervous nod*. But seriously, I think it's great that OpenAI is trying to make research more accessible and less tedious. Still, I wonder if we're relying too heavily on technology and losing some of that human touch in the process 🤔.
 
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