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GPT-4b Enters The Laboratory: OpenAI’s New Model Takes On Longevity Science


Over the past year, OpenAI has dominated headlines with ChatGPT and breakthroughs in generative AI. Now, the company has quietly entered the laboratory, and its first biological research initiative signals a profound shift in longevity science.

In collaboration with Retro Biosciences, OpenAI has developed GPT-4b micro, a specialized AI model that surpasses human capabilities in stem cell research. This venture into biological engineering marks a decisive step beyond language processing, and the results are remarkable. Early testing shows that the model achieves cellular reprogramming with 50 times greater efficiency than conventional methods, rewriting established rules of cellular biology.

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Why You Can’t Stop Hearing About ChatGPT (And You Won’t): What It Is, How It Works, And Why It’s Important

The future of healthcare is rapidly evolving, and technology plays a major role in shaping it. From wearables to sensors, nanobots to chatbots, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly prevalent in the healthcare industry.

These technologies allow for the collection and utilization of data from a growing number of sources, including those used by consumers, practitioners, and health care systems; and this is what makes AI uniquely well-positioned to envelop medicine.

As LongevityFest 2022 faculty member and renowned innovator Peter Diamandis, MD underscored during his keynote presentation: the ever-growing role of AI in the future of medicine is undeniable, and no field will be left untouched.

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