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Advancing the next era of national science | OpenAI
OpenAI is partnering with the U.S. government and National Laboratories to integrate frontier AI into American science via the Department of Energy's Genesis Mission.
Why it matters
This collaboration aims to double the productivity of American research within a decade, potentially accelerating advancements in energy, medicine, and transportation.
The details
- OpenAI provides $4 million in Codex access to approximately 2,000 Genesis researchers.
- The company committed $3 million for campaigns including high-temperature superconductors research.
- Reasoning models were deployed on the Venado supercomputer at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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National Nuclear Security Administration leads Los Alamos National Laboratory
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OpenAI owns GPT-Rosalind
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National Nuclear Security Administration is a member of U.S. Department of Energy
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The PORTS-Pike project redevelops land and utilizes onsite water systems controlled by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Venado is built with High-Performance Computing
U.S. Department of Energy is related to United States
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OpenAI expands trusted access to advanced cyber capabilities for national-laboratory defensive research.
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Codex is built with artificial intelligence technology.
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