Liam Fedus, vice president of post-training research at Openai, left the company to find a materials science AI startup.
This information initially reported on Fedus’s plan. exist Statements on XFedus confirmed the report and added some additional details.
“My undergraduates are physics and I would love to apply this technology there,” Fedus said in a statement. “Because AI in science is one of the most important areas of openness and implementation,” he said. [artificial superintelligence]Openai plans to invest and cooperate with my new company. ”
Fedus’s company will compete with Google DeepMind, Microsoft and other companies in the field of AI materials science. In 2023, DeepMind claims AI system, dwarf, Find crystals that can be used to make new materials. Recently, Microsoft unveiled a pair of materials, one of which discovered AI tools called Mattergen and Mattersim.
Some experts Be skeptical However, today’s AI can truly have novel scientific discoveries.
