Scientists at Stanford University have used machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) to screen more than 20 of lithium-containing compounds to find thousands solid electrolytes, which could be used in smartphones. Solid electrolytes are more stable than their liquid counterparts and are less prone to overheating and combustion. To identify the chemicals, the team used AI and machine learning based on facial recognition technology to separate "good and bad" compounds based on known data.
Scientists at Stanford University have used machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) to screen thousands of lithium-containing compounds to find more than 20 solid electrolytes, which could be used in smartphones. Solid electrolytes are more stable than their liquid counterparts and are less prone to overheating and combustion. To identify the chemicals, the team used AI and machine learning based on facial recognition technology to separate "good and bad" compounds based on known data.