Google's AI GNoMe identifies 2.2 million inorganic crystals with the potential to revolutionize technologies such as renewable energy and supercomputers.
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Revolutionizing the Discovery of New Materials
GNoMe, an artificial intelligence (AI) tool developed by Google, has just made a spectacular discovery: acquisitions of 2.2 million new inorganic crystals. Of these discoveries, around 380,000 show promise for contributing to the development of next-generation technologies to ensure their remarkable stability.
- Saving up to 800 years of knowledge: GNoMe significantly accelerates the discovery of materials obtained for various technological applications.
- Hope for superconductors and electric cars: Crystals obtained could produce energy efficiency and creation of supercomputers.
The central goal of GNoMe is to reduce costs and accelerate the discovery of innovative materials to develop a wide range of technologies. Researchers at Google Deepmind have revealed that the results obtained so far have saved approximately 800 years of knowledge, significantly increasing the speed and efficiency of discovering these new materials. This certainly represents a milestone in the history of technological research.
Furthermore, until recently, scientists have mainly used trial and error to discover new materials, which required specialized time to achieve reliable results. However, GNoMe has opened new horizons by accelerating this process.
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Empowering New Discoveries
The discovery of these crystals has resulted in the potential to contribute to the creation of new superconductors, so this could result in advances in the development of supercomputers and in improving the efficiency of electric vehicles, among other benefits.
Remarkably, labs around the world have now independently reproduced 736 of these newly discovered substances using the tool. While the research is still in its early stages, the results so far are promising.
“We hope these capabilities will advance research into inorganic crystals and unlock the potential of machine learning tools as guides for scientific experiments,” says Deepmind.
Gemini: Google's New AI Breakthrough
Google recently launched Gemini, its most advanced AI model. With exceptional processing and understanding capabilities for text, images, audio, videos and programming languages, Gemini promises to revolutionize the way developers and companies deal with artificial intelligence.
According to Google, Gemini is exceeding expectations on several tasks, surpassing 30 of the 32 highly recognized academic benchmarks in large language model research. All in all, a remarkable advance.
With this monumental breakthrough in GNoMe and the advancement of Gemini, Google is reinforcing its commitment to leading innovation and advancing AI solutions that will shape the future.
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