Grant Harvey

And then how does a molecular universe and or avatar help with that process, if at all, or do they solve any different problems?

A lot of room unexplored.

Exactly, yeah.

That's amazing.

So did you, when you decided to move on lithium metal, was that because you already had a hypothesis that that was just better?

Was that just where the industry was moving?

And where did you think of coming, like bringing AI into the equation to help speed this up?

When did that become possible?

Got it.

And then just to follow up on the AI side of that, did you use AI as part of that process or did the AI come after you already had the initial cocktail and you wanted to do all the testing and all of that?

Yeah, I love that.

Like, does it exist?

Well, shoot, guess we got to make it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, that makes me wonder about the current hang-up today, right?

Because the EV market today is really interesting, where if you look at it in the U.S., there's really not an affordable EV that most people can drive.

And I feel like that's probably the...

biggest constraint on adoption right now is they're just too expensive for the average person.

I'm wondering, feel free to address that or correct that, but what would you say is the biggest technical constraint right now?