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OpenAI Debuts GPT-5.4 for Scientific Reasoning

New model hits 83% on GDPVal benchmark, matching human expert performance in professional technical tasks.

By Avantgarde News Desk··1 min read
A digital brain interface surrounded by floating 3D models of protein strands and climate maps in a high-tech laboratory setting.

A digital brain interface surrounded by floating 3D models of protein strands and climate maps in a high-tech laboratory setting.

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OpenAI released its GPT-5.4 "Thinking" model today, achieving human-level reasoning across several scientific disciplines [1]. The model reached an 83% score on the GDPVal benchmark, a metric used to evaluate performance on professional tasks [1][2]. This score indicates the model matches or exceeds the capabilities of human experts in complex fields [1]. Advancing Professional Research The model is currently in use for specialized applications like climate modeling and protein folding analysis [1]. Researchers are also applying GPT-5.4 to drug discovery to speed up development cycles [1][2]. These updates suggest a significant shift in how AI manages highly technical datasets [2].

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