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So the idea of Explainable AI is basically to provide a way for users to understand how the AI has arrived at a particular output.in terms of sophisticationIE caught up with James Coop to talk about what the latest iteration of Chat GPT will mean for AI in general.

which means that we’re going to hopefully start getting a lot more accuracy and factual information.This is a different approach to artificial intelligence that allows an AI system to make better decisions.Interesting Engineering: What are the major implications that this improved functionality has in real-world/commercial terms?James Coop: Chat GPT-4 is a multi-modal model.

AI approach is a super interesting area because it opens up its transparency and allows it to correct itself and self-learn.This will have an instant impact on companies because they’re going to be able to reduce their customer support costs.

Do you think ChatGPT will change the way people think about AI?I think it is already changing the way people think about AI.

meaning that it can do certain things such as look at an image and then give a comment on the image as if it’s a human looking at it.Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research have focused on the life cycle of solid-state batteries.

but do dendrites grow from the negative to the positive pole or the other way around? Or do they sprout from either pole equally? Or are there specific locations within the battery that promote nucleation and subsequent dendritic growth?Paying attention to “grain limits”The team led by Rüdiger Berger paid close attention to what is known as “grain limits” in the ceramic solid electrolyte.We find that the Galvani potential drops at grain boundaries near the lithium metal electrode during plating as a response to the preferential accumulation of electrons.

the role of grain boundaries in the nucleation and dendritic growth of metallic lithium is not yet fully understood.The issue has now been taken up by a team from Hans-Jürgen Butt’s department led by Rüdiger Berger.