AI helps Microsoft and US National Lab make a better battery
AI helps Microsoft and US National Lab make a better battery
OpenAI has recently launched ChatGPT Team
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AI helps Microsoft and US National Lab make a better battery
OpenAI has recently launched ChatGPT Team
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AI helps Microsoft and US National Lab make a better battery
Researchers at Microsoft and the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) say they’ve discovered a way to reduce the lithium content in batteries by as much as 70%, using a process that shows the potential for artificial intelligence to significantly accelerate all sorts of scientific research.
For the battery project, Microsoft’s AI tools were trained to evaluate millions of possible materials and suggest combinations that could work as solid-state electrolytes, a promising type of battery component.
The AI tools reduced the number of candidates from 32 million to 23, of which 18 were new and previously unknown, Microsoft and PNNL say. The PNNL scientists then synthesized and tested one of the new materials, combining lithium and sodium, and found that it has a novel molecular structure that facilitates the movement of both ions.
Bigger picture, their approach could foreshadow a new era of scientific discovery….
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OpenAI has recently launched ChatGPT Team
OpenAI has recently launched ChatGPT Team, a paid version of ChatGPT targeted at smaller teams with no more than 150 people. This version includes features such as access to GPT-4, DALL-E 3, the ability to create custom GPTs, advanced data analysis, a shared workspace, and control over data. The pricing starts at $25 per user/month for annual billing and $30 per user/month when billed monthly
ChatGPT Team is a subscription plan that offers similar features to ChatGPT Enterprise, such as enterprise-grade security and privacy, unlimited higher-speed GPT-4 access, longer context windows for processing longer inputs, advanced data analysis capabilities, customization options, and more….
Originally by Carl Franzen of Venture Beat
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