OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Prism to allow collaborative scientific writing and research workflows

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Prism, a collaborative tool designed for scientific writing and research, enabling teams to co-author papers, manage workflows, cite sources, and streamline peer review using AI globally.

January 28, 2026 / 11:24 IST
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Snapshot AI
  • OpenAI launches ChatGPT Prism, an AI-powered workspace for scientific writing
  • Prism: LaTeX editing, real-time collaboration, and literature search
  • Free for ChatGPT personal users, with unlimited projects and collaborators

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Prism, a new AI-powered workspace designed to bring scientific writing, collaboration, and research workflows into a single integrated environment. The platform is positioned as a tool for researchers who currently rely on a mix of editors, LaTeX tools, PDFs, reference managers, and separate chat interfaces.

According to OpenAI, ChatGPT Prism is built to reduce fragmentation in day-to-day research work by embedding AI directly into the writing and collaboration process. The tool is available for free to users with a ChatGPT personal account and supports unlimited projects and collaborators. OpenAI said Prism will also be made available to ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, and Education users in the coming period.

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What ChatGPT Prism offers
ChatGPT Prism is a cloud-based, LaTeX-native workspace where drafting, editing, and collaboration happen in one place. The AI model is integrated within the document itself, allowing it to access the full structure of a research paper, including equations, citations, figures, and references. This setup enables researchers to revise text, reason through equations, and manage references without moving content between multiple tools.

The platform also supports contextual literature search, allowing users to identify and reference related research while working on a manuscript. OpenAI says this feature is intended to help researchers refine arguments and update citations as new or relevant work is identified.