Corey Knowles

That is...

It is.

It is.

And it's such a just an interesting field to see this happening in.

And also a really interesting application of AI.

Like so often, Grant and I have these discussions where we're dealing with how to make better models, how to make models understand better and talking about reasoning and inference.

And what attracted us to this conversation so much was the idea that this is AI being used in real scientific fields today.

I'm wondering how long have you been taking this approach, if you don't mind me asking?

Okay.

Yeah, it makes sense.

You're going to need more robots.

Absolutely.

I had one little follow-up.

So do you notice a significant difference as the models have improved?

Since you've been doing this over the course of three years, you've obviously seen some pretty monumental leaps in technology over that period.

You're like, I know there's an answer and I just don't know it yet.

Well, I want to talk a little bit more about lithium metal because I think it's really interesting that you all have these three major JDAs in place already with GM, Honda, Hyundai.

What does that look like in practice?

Is that actively providing batteries, working together toward that?

So what are the milestones that OEMs are looking for in something like this?