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Microsoft AI discovers 18 new battery materials in two weeks...It needed just 80 hours to do something that would normally take years.
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| January 17, 2024
| By Kristin Houser
Posted on 01/19/2024 1:05:22 PM PST by Red Badger
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To: Red Badger
Doesn’t mean they are going to make a new and better battery.
Time well tell.
To: Red Badger
Wow, someone wrote a program to simulate materials.
So amazing.
NOT!!!
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posted on
01/19/2024 1:12:30 PM PST
by
Fledermaus
(It's time to get rid of the Three McStooges; Mitch, Kevin and Ronna! 1 gone, 1 almost dead. )
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To: Red Badger
I want AI to do drug regime recommendations for heart “failure”.
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posted on
01/19/2024 1:13:59 PM PST
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Paladin2
To: riverrunner
It also doesn’t mean that the materials they found will work outside laboratory conditions. They may very well have found materials that will form a battery with the same work efficiency as gasoline, 12,000 watts per gallon. However, it might cost $150,000/battery to create.
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posted on
01/19/2024 1:14:51 PM PST
by
Jonty30
(In a nuclear holocaust, there is always a point in time where the meat is cooked to perfection. )
To: EEGator
Good AI is good, bad AI is bad.
QED
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posted on
01/19/2024 1:14:55 PM PST
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Paladin2
To: Red Badger
Good news AI only works 40 hour weeks!
To: EEGator
No, but you can always ask ChatGp to write you one!.......
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posted on
01/19/2024 1:17:36 PM PST
by
Red Badger
(Homeless veterans camp in the streets while illegal aliens are put up in hotels.....................)
To: Red Badger
So Skynet is now producing its own power sources. Marvelous. /s
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posted on
01/19/2024 1:18:11 PM PST
by
alancarp
(George Orwell was an optimist.)
To: Red Badger
hey Jason Zander whats up ? long time no see. Say hi to Scott Guthrie and Alex Chi for me
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posted on
01/19/2024 1:19:49 PM PST
by
algore
To: Red Badger
Did it also test the material in a real world lab or an AI lab ?
To: Red Badger
So why don’t they ask for zero energy production and peer reviewed papers.
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posted on
01/19/2024 1:21:12 PM PST
by
mountainlion
(Live well those that did not make it back.)
To: EEGator
I’m researching the nano-tech material graphene for a company. It isn’t just the graphene, but resins and inorganic binders. So I’ve used AI a fair amount.
From my experience it can do wonders, if you think of it as a research ASSISTANT. But it makes mistakes all over the place. It is good for first pass chemistry, but you need to know what you are doing.
To: Paladin2
I want AI to do drug regime recommendations for heart “failure”.
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Hell I could do that. First off - avoid all covid vaccines.
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01/19/2024 1:21:52 PM PST
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Responsibility2nd
(A truth that’s told with bad intent, Beats all the lies you can invent ~ Wm. Blake)
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01/19/2024 1:26:08 PM PST
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Mr. Mohasky
(Common sense in a world lacking any, will be perceived & construed as an extreme point of view.)
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"..if it performs well, it could.. The author managed to get the two words that kill the entire hopium in just six words, nice work.
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01/19/2024 1:34:17 PM PST
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Henchster
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