Rafael Gomez-Bombarelli: The bittersweet lesson of scaling in AI for materials | Bakar Institute of Digital Materials for the Planet
Artificial intelligence has the potential to bring much-needed acceleration to the development of chemicals and materials for energy and sustainability, just as it has delivered intelligence gains...
About this Seminar The Bittersweet Lesson of Scaling in AI for Materials This seminar examines how the "bitter lesson" of scaling is reshaping AI-driven materials discovery, from massive ML interatomic potentials to generative design. Rafael Gomez-Bombarelli discusses both the power of highly scalable simulation–ML fusion and the practical challenges of translating AI-designed materials into real-world products. Lecture Abstract: Artificial intelligence has the potential to bring much-needed acceleration to the development of chemicals and materials for energy and sustainability, just as…
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