The White House just launched the Genesis Mission—a national effort to accelerate scientific discovery using AI. It’s a major step…

The White House just launched the Genesis Mission—a national effort to accelerate scientific discovery using AI. It’s a major step toward giving American scientists the data, compute, and tools they need to innovate faster.

The Genesis Mission recognizes what we’ve seen firsthand in our partnerships with Argonne, Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and others. When America’s world-class datasets, secure research infrastructure, and frontier AI come together, the U.S. can lead in energy, biotech, advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, and critical materials. Read more about the Genesis Mission: https://lnkd.in/gZuaFP3H

We’re already seeing early examples of AI accelerating science. With GPT-5, mathematicians, physicists, and biologists are making faster progress on real problems and saving weeks or months.

AI is the next great scientific instrument, helping experts explore more ideas, test more directions, and uncover connections that had been hidden for decades.

The public sees the need. 60% of Americans worry breakthroughs take too long to reach them. 73% say we need new tools to accelerate discovery, and 69% see U.S. leadership in science as a top national priority. Faster discovery affects health, materials, and security.

I’m excited to see the U.S. move boldly here, and we’re committed to contributing through OpenAI for Science, helping scientists across the country push the frontier of knowledge further and faster. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/g5RATC4A.

We’ll be talking more about this in an upcoming Forum session with @bkspears9 of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, diving into how AI and America’s national labs can work together to make scientific discovery faster. Details: https://lnkd.in/gpmgdV-h