"OpenAI launched on Tuesday a new scientific workspace program called Prism that is available for free to anyone with a ChatGPT account. Designed as an AI-enhanced word processor and research tool for scientific papers, Prism is deeply integrated with GPT-5.2, which can be used to assess claims, revise prose, or search for prior research. Prism isn't designed to do autonomous research, but executives believe it will accelerate the work being done by human scientists, comparing Prism to coding interfaces like Cursor and Windsurf."
"A statistics paper published in December used GPT 5.2 Pro to establish new proofs for a central axiom of statistical theory, with human researchers only prompting and verifying the model's work. OpenAI applauded the result in a blog post, presenting it as a model for human-AI collaboration in research going forward. "In domains with axiomatic theoretical foundations," the post reads,"frontier models can help explore proofs, test hypotheses, and identify connections that might otherwise take substantial human effort to uncover.""
OpenAI released Prism, a free scientific workspace integrated with GPT-5.2 that functions as an AI-enhanced word processor and research tool for scientific papers. Prism can assess claims, revise prose, and search prior research, but is not intended to perform autonomous research. Executives expect Prism to accelerate human scientists' work and compare it to developer tools like Cursor and Windsurf. ChatGPT receives about 8.4 million messages weekly on advanced hard-science topics, reflecting rising demand for AI assistance in research. AI models have aided mathematical proofs of longstanding Erdős problems and helped derive new statistical-theory proofs with human prompt-and-verification workflows.
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