OpenAI Introduces Prism a Free AI Workspace for Scientific Collaboration

Prism was launched on Tuesday by OpenAI, a free, cloud-based workspace designed to support scientific writing, collaboration and research workflows as well as the work that is supported by open AI. The platform integrates GPT-5 with . The most advanced reasoning model, OpenAI’s 2-year-old Model for the process of drafting and editing scientific documents, is an integrated framework that includes elements like LaTeX editing, literature search and real-time collaboration in one artificial intelligence (AI)-native workspace. If anyone has a ChatGPT personal account, Prism is available immediately and will be extended to Business, Enterprise and Education users.

OpenAI Brings Prism for Scientists and Researchers

The San Francisco-based AI giant introduced and detailed Prism in a blog post on the subject of an introduction to, and description for, Prise. Though it is a web-based platform that provides AI intelligence and chatbot support for researchers, Prism’s main offering is scientific research and writing. It says that “these two aspects, in the past, require switching between multiple tools,” including word processors, PDF readers, LaTeX compilers and reference managers and separate chat interfaces.

The company said the risk of working with multiple tools is siloed information and loss of context at each transition. Prism, a project of OpenAI said Pric seeks to integrate these processes into one environment where drafting, revision, the management of citation and collaboration are collaboratively done without flipping between separate apps. In its statement, the company described Prism as a “LaTeX-native workspace” (it is built to support LaTEX — the typesetting system that most scientific papers use directly within the platform).

GPT-5 Powering Prism is the . The AI giant’s flagship model of AI, 2 is the structure of an aforementioned research paper (including equations, figures, citations and surrounding context) that can be understood. Rather than being a stand-alone chatbot, Prism’s AI works inside the document itself and can help with text writing, revising arguments, formatting equations and reconciling references according to the context of the full manuscript. This integrate “helps researchers to keep ideas and edits aligned with the overall structure of their work,” OpenAI said.

Prism is based on real-time collaboration, one of its central features. In a document, multiple researchers can collaborate on the same document; changes, comments and edits are syncd in the cloud. Similarly, the platform also supports unlimited projects and collaborators. According to OpenAI, Prism is free for users with personal ChatGPT accounts and will be available in the future on ChatgT Business, Enterprise and Education plans.