GPT-Rosalind-6 is available only to approved customers. Before granting access, OpenAI reviews whether the applicant has a legitimate life sciences or related mission, a credible use case, appropriate research and operational governance, and the ability to safely control access to the model.

GPT-Rosalind-6 uses the access requirements already applied to GPT-Rosalind-5.5, including the policy updates introduced since its launch. This release does not broaden eligibility beyond prior announcements, such as the Rosalind Academic Plan.

For non-government applicants, OpenAI also employs business verification and compliance-screening checks. These checks help confirm applicant authenticity and reduce the risk of access by fraudulent, insufficiently attributable, or otherwise unsuitable actors. These checks supplement OpenAI’s broader review of the applicant’s proposed use case, safety posture, and access scope.

For government applicants, OpenAI maintains a trusted-access pathway for select government entities working on approved biosecurity, biosafety, public-health preparedness, and biodefense use cases.

Approved enterprise customers must limit GPT-Rosalind-6 access to authorized users with a legitimate need and apply least-privilege access controls, appropriate onboarding, and insider risk controls to their users. Customers must apply qualified human review before model outputs inform experiments, publications, or consequential decisions.