OpenAI just updated ChatGPT to be able to use RDKit, a cheminformatics Python package.
OpenAI's president says this makes ChatGPT "useful for scientific work across health, biology, and chemistry," but it is hilariously still not good at chemistry (🧵)
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OpenAI's president says this makes ChatGPT "useful for scientific work across health, biology, and chemistry," but it is hilariously still not good at chemistry (🧵)
#chemsky #AI ⚗️🧪🖥️
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I wonder when this will end up in journal articles (most likely bets ranging from "five minutes ago" to later this year").
It did a really good job of giving me a text procedure for a Buchwald-Hartwig. It even identified that the aldehyde is sensitive (I learned this the hard way)
Here are the correct structures, drawn by me:
Like, what's up with that CH just hanging out there?
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It gave me this, which is actually correct as far as I can tell! But the problems are obvious, even to someone who doesn't know chemistry:
Either way, you'd also think that if OpenAI meant for this to be useful, they would have ironed out that kink when they integrated it into ChatGPT
Because I ran out of free ChatGPT entries, @amanda-garces.bsky.social ran some for me with GPT-4o. Using SMILES and RDKit, close but no cigar:
It also was unable to generate a non-cropped image, even after it agreed to fix that, so this is what we've got: