OpenAI Foundation commits $125M+ to Public Data for Health scientific datasets
CarissaVeliz · x · 2026-09-16
The OpenAI Foundation launched Public Data for Health, its second life sciences program, with over $125M in initial grants to nonprofits and universities creating open high-quality scientific datasets spanning molecules, epidemiology, and regulatory knowledge. The program aims to pair advancing AI with better research data; grantees include OpenADMET, building open datasets, benchmarks, and blinded competitions.
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