New GPT-powered platform Prism aims to reshape scientific research workflows
Unlimited collaboration and cloud-based access in Prism aim to simplify teamwork and reduce technical barriers across institutions and global research teams.
A new AI-native workspace, Prism, has launched to streamline scientific writing and collaboration, modernising fragmented research workflows. Powered by GPT-5.2, the platform brings drafting, revisions, equations, citations, and collaboration into one cloud-based workspace.
Prism integrates advanced AI reasoning into scientific projects, enabling idea exploration, argument refinement, equation generation, and literature integration within a full context.
Designed as a LaTeX-native workspace, it replaces the need for juggling multiple editors, reference managers, and separate chat interfaces, helping researchers maintain focus and efficiency.
Collaboration stands at the core of the platform, offering unlimited contributors without seat restrictions. Real-time editing, comments, and version control support smoother collaboration across distributed research teams.
The workspace is free for ChatGPT users, with organisational access planned through Business, Enterprise, and Education plans. Developers say Prism is an early step towards faster scientific discovery by reducing overhead and expanding access to advanced research tools.
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