Joseph Krause

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1,040 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 17 Jun

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The other part of that is going places where human scientists won't go.
And we have this beautiful chart that I can show you that shows in the high entropy alloy space, all of the different elements that in publication, so in literature, what we can access where all the places scientists have gone.
And then we have a second overlay on that chart of where our AI scientist has gone.
And it's moved into elemental families or alloy families no one has ever published on before.
And the question is like, why?
Like, why did it think to do that?
And so we ask our scientists, like, why did you never go there?
Why did you never use that element or that element?
And its answer is like, I just didn't think it would be, I didn't think it would work with the other elements that are in that mixture.
I think it would cast.
I thought it would evaporate when we tried to make it and it didn't.
We were able to synthesize it.
i didn't think it would work in the microstructure or would cause grains to be not what i was looking for and would not get the mechanical properties i thought so i just never considered it but it actually works in that formation and so there's this really interesting feedback where you know now the scientist is getting good at exploring places that i'd say humans have a biased naturally against even though it might be unknowing bias and that's that's the huge power of an ai scientist
Yeah, that's an important metric.
Processing is really important.
So...
To be clear, there is times when it goes to what it knows, especially when it pulls in literature.
It's like, oh, this is where it is.
And actually, literature is a great teacher.
If things work, it's actually a good place to ground on why they work and try to understand why they work.
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