OpenAI Agents Analyzed Millions of Mouse Brain Cells in 32 Minutes
Thousands of 'GPT-Rosalind' agents working in parallel compressed what experts estimate is months-to-a-year of biology analysis into half an hour—and human reviewers preferred their reports.
On the same day a study warned that AI models can't be trusted to reject bad science, OpenAI offered a glimpse of what the optimistic case looks like. According to @rynorhn, OpenAI had "thousands of gpt-rosalind agents analyze data from millions of mouse brain cells in 32 minutes," surfacing leads including one involving the gene DCTN1. The poster's estimate for comparable human analysis: "months to a year."
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