AI models need more data about biology, and OpenAI is paying to create it

Summary

The OpenAI Foundation, the nonprofit parent of OpenAI, launched Public Data for Health to fund the creation of high-quality scientific datasets for AI in biology and medicine. Its first round of data grants includes $40 million for a University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill program collecting data on novel cancer vaccines, and $500,000 for Ruxandra Teslo's proposal, pursued by 1Day Sooner, to acquire regulatory filings and safety data from failed biotech companies through bankruptcy proceedings.

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