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How to Build a GPT-3 for Science | Future

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Want to create an image of velociraptors working on a skyscraper, in the style of “Lunch Atop A Skyscraper” of 1932? Use DALL-E. Want to create an imaginary standup comedy show by Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, and Larry Page? Use GPT-3. Want to deeply understand COVID-19 research and answer your questions based on evidence? Learn how to do a Boolean search, read scientific papers, and maybe get a PhD, because there are no generative AI models trained on the vast body of scientific research publications. If there were, getting evidence-backed, plain-language answers to scientific questions would be among the simplest benefits. Generative AI for science could help reverse the deceleration of innovation in science by making it easier and cheaper to find new ideas. Such models could also provide data-backed warnings of therapeutic hypotheses that are certain to fail, counterbalancing human bias and avoiding billion-dollar, decades-long blind alleys. Finally, such models could combat the reproduc

Want to create an image of velociraptors working on a skyscraper, in the style of “Lunch Atop A Skyscraper” of 1932 ? Use DALL-E. Want to create an imaginary standup comedy show by Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, and Larry Page ? Use GPT-3. Want to deeply understand COVID-19 research and answer your questions based on evidence? Learn how to do a Boolean search, read scientific papers, and maybe get a PhD, because there are no generative AI models trained on the vast body of scientific research publications. If there were, getting evidence-backed, plain-language answers to scientific questions would be

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