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    194 results for search term: chatgpt

    Category: Theoretical and Computational Chemistry
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    ChatGPT in Drug Discovery

    , Authors: Gaurav Sharma, Abhishek Thakur
    Version 1 posted 31 January 2023

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    ChatGPT is a language model developed by OpenAI. It is a machine learning model that has been trained on a large dataset of human language, allowing it to generate human-like text. It can be used for a variety of natural language processing tasks such as language translation, text summarization, and question answering. In the current work we have discussed the application of ChatGPT
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    Category: Chemical Education
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    ChatGPT Needs a Chemistry Tutor Too

    , Authors: Alfredo Leon, Dinesh Vidhani
    Version 1 posted 07 April 2023

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    AI and ChatGPT technology have the potential to revolutionize the education sector, and this study aimed to evaluate if prompt formats, response consistency, and reliability of ChatGPT responses could help colleges make the most of this technology. The results of this study can guide future AI and ChatGPT
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    Category: Chemical Education
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    Challenging ChatGPT with Chemistry-Related Subjects

    , Authors: André Pimentel, Angela Wagener, Enio Frota da Silveira, Paulo Picciani, Benjamin Salles, Cristian Follmer, Oswaldo N. Oliveira Jr.
    Version 1 posted 25 May 2023

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    Tools based on large language models such as ChatGPT may revolutionize information retrieval and knowledge discovery, particularly with the vast amount of electronic material available. In this communication we evaluate how two versions of ChatGPT can answer complex questions on chemistry-related subjects in six topics. The tools are still insufficient to deal with subtleties of complex topics, especially as they do not have access to the whole of the scientific literature. However, the progress from ChatGPT -3 to ChatGPT
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    Category: Chemical Education
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    Designing Chemical Reaction Arrays using phactor and ChatGPT

    , Authors: Babak Mahjour, Jillian Hoffstadt, Tim Cernak
    Version 1 posted 28 February 2023

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    We show how the artificial intelligence (AI) language model ChatGPT can automatically formulate reaction arrays for these common reactions based on the literature corpus it was trained on. Furthermore, we showcase how ChatGPT
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    Category: Chemical Education
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    Exploring the Use of ChatGPT as a Learning and Teaching Tool in Material Science and Nanotechnology Engineering Education

    , Authors: Burcu Ünlütabak, Zeliha Cansu Canbek Ozdil, Elif Sümeyye Cirit
    Version 1 posted 08 September 2023

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    As the multidisciplinary field of Nanotechnology continues its trajectory of growth and significance, the incorporation of cutting-edge technological tools like ChatGPT will play a crucial role. In this work, we explore the innovative use of ChatGPT as a learning and teaching tool, specifically within the realm of nanotechnology education. To this end, we use a qualitative research approach; we ask nanotechnology-related questions to ChatGPT
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    Category: Chemical Education
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    LLMs' Capabilities at the High School Level in Chemistry: Cases of ChatGPT and Microsoft Bing Chat

    , Authors: Dao Xuan-Quy, Le Ngoc-Bich, Vo The-Duy, Ngo Bac-Bien, Phan Xuan-Dung
    Version 1 posted 20 June 2023

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    Specifically, we analyze the performance of two state -of-the art of LLMs, ChatGPT and Microsoft Bing AI Chat, on a quiz dataset consisting of 200 multiple-choice questions in chemistry at the high school level. The results show that ChatGPT
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    Category: Biological and Medicinal Chemistry
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    Monoclonal Antibody Bioprocess Engineering Advancements Using Conversational Artificial Intelligence

    , Authors: Kevin Kawchak
    Version 1 posted 29 October 2024

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    This novel work demonstrates o1-preview, ChatGPT -4o, L3.1-405B, and 3.5 Sonnet models’ fast and stateof-the-art solutions. In specific, o1-preview provided a response to 16 papers 110x faster than the manuscript author’s time after the number of words were set equal. In addition, ChatGPT -4o was 371x faster than an optimal human researcher to examine and provide an estimate regarding dimension reduction or combinatorial optimization for a recent paper by Kao, M., et al. The third LLM speed advantage of 336x by ChatGPT
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    Category: Theoretical and Computational Chemistry
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    LMM Chemical Research with Document Retrieval

    , Authors: Kevin Kawchak
    Version 1 posted 13 August 2024

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    Here, 3.5 Sonnet, ScholarGPT, and ChatGPT 4o LMMs processed either 5 images or 5 supplementary documents from leading 2024 journals. Each of the three models performed inference on a detailed prompt to produce a response that included context from attachments. In addition, the LMMs were not provided with which of the 5 files contained the answer. The main findings were that 3.5 Sonnet had an average score of 9.8 for images, while two judges awarded high scores to ChatGPT
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