Updated October 24, 2026
Access note: The model card and code repository remain available. We could not verify a working hosted demo at the project website; that does not establish that the research project has closed.
Image context: The existing image shows the historical Galactica demo landing page. It does not verify that a hosted demo is available today.
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| Name | Galactica |
| Overview | Galactica is a family of scientific language models released in November 2022 by the Papers with Code team at Meta AI. Its research paper, model files and code support experiments in scientific language modeling. The model card warns that generated text and citations can be inaccurate, even when they sound authoritative. These are research resources, not a verified current freemium web-chat service. |
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| Pricing | Research code and model files are available under their published licenses; a current paid subscription or free web-app tier was not verified. Running a model can require your own computing or hosting resources. The model license is CC BY-NC 4.0; the repository’s code license is Apache-2.0. Check the applicable terms before reuse. |
| Tags | AI, Language Modeling, Research, Data Science |
| App available? | The documented access route is through research code and model files, including Python examples. A currently usable hosted demo or dedicated consumer app was not verified in this audit. |
How to Evaluate Galactica for Research
- Start with the model card and repository documentation. Choose a model size that fits your available computing resources and check the model and code licenses separately.
- Test a narrow scientific task using nonconfidential examples. Keep the prompt and output so another researcher can inspect the result.
- Open every cited paper and check quotations, equations and factual claims against the original sources. Do not treat a generated reference as proof that a paper exists.
The model card cautions against production use without safeguards. An unchecked response should not be treated as scientific evidence.
Primary sources: Galactica model card, official code repository, and Galactica research paper.








