Two Room-Temperature Semiconductor Candidates have been found thanks to AIhttps://www.vals.ai/blogs/room-temperature-magnetic-semiconductors
>>109990698do I buy vanadium mine stocks?
>>109990698>room-temperature semiconductorsokaay? how is that important?
>>109990698I've heard enough give Dario another 2 trillion
>>109990760Nothing important, go to sleep midwit
>>109990760i think they meant superconductor.
All it took was Trump renaming it to SI
LK-99 gook scam moment
>>109990698Virtually all semiconductors operate at room temperature. This is like reinventing the bike.
>>109990760Magnetic room-temperature semi conductor, very useful for quantum technology.
Spintronics? IDK
ok bro
>>109990796give that man two scoops
>>109990698Another vibeGOD victory
>helped
I predict that H2O is a room temperature superconductor. Now proceed to laud me for my brave and stunning hypothesis.
I see the end coming, i see the darkness spreading, i see death.
>>109990698>it has been hiding in plain sightreally the only thing the AI is good forit's not going to come up with any novel ideas, instead it simply tells us things we already can find ourselves or composes the information in a different way for us
>>109990760Ask chatgpt. Or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_applications_of_superconductivity
>>109990991> it's not going to come up with any novel ideasit literally came up with the other material dumb tranny
Room temperature semiconductors are going to revolutionize the tech industry like how irrigation revolutionized sub-Saharan agriculture.
>>109991019semiconductors != superconductors you stupid fuck
>>109990991It took hundreds years to find the quadratic formula. Ai would have found it in two days.
>>109990760>>109990782>>109990805>Magnetic semiconductor Classically semiconductors control how much current flows in a circuit, basically switching 2 states: high resistance - low resistance. Those things (magnetic semiconductors) pretend to also control magnetic properties of the gate which of course would let you store/read extra quantities of memory by some sort of method (which doesn't exist yet since the material is in diapers). Still good post, OP>>109990698
>>109991048>AI could find thing we told it about in 2 daysWow only 2 days to find the thing you told it about?Epic
>>109990698Imagine if this is what String Theory has been distracting from all these years?
>>109990698>90+ Opus 5.5 agentsI wonder how much that cost over the course of the 3 days. And how it worked/what its harness was.
>>109991048Oh please some illiterate hick from a 100 years ago wouldn't even be able to formulate the question needed to prompt the AI for it.
>>109990698obvious scam
>>109990698So it shifted through papers that they couldn't be bothered to read to find out someone had already identified something 30 years ago? Wow such discovery
>>109990991>>109991473>>109992085>>109992086obvious bait
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>in simulations
>>109990698you can sort electrons by spin by simply using a magnetic field thats how the spin was discovered in the first place....also room temperature semiconductor is nonsense.
>>109990698show don't tellwe've been up to our eyeballs in theories since the enlightenment, it's worth jack shit
>>109990760Quantum computer takes big energy make very cold to run. Colder than the surface of the Moon. Big and bulky. Too big.New material make it able to run in home. Now everyone have quantum computer
>>109994030He said semiconductors not superconductors. We already have semiconductors that work at room temperature and have for decades.
>>109994086it says magnetic semiconductor, not electric semiconductor
>>109994086So why don't we have portable quantum computers then checkmate
>all these people think it's talking about electrical semiconductors or superconductorsmore like room-temperature IQ itt
>>109994122Should be focusing more on ternary computing DESU.
>>109994118electromagnetism is same shit
>>109994194they're related but they aren't the same thing, like how steel is an excellent magnetic conductor while aluminium isn't, even though they're both excellent electrical conductors
>>109991048>AI took 2 days to find a thing that's in its training data
>>109991226Spin control allows for scaling past the current silicon oxide transistor size limitations. Moore's law is back if true
>>109991973>I wonder how much that cost over the course of the 3 daysThey'll never say.
>>109991973Not that much imo, i run like a dozen agents for work all the time and they barely scratch two digit M token usage
>>109990698They'll be saying that AI is about to enable time travel soon. And some people will believe them.
>>109990698>material exists since 1999OK where's the experiment results then?
>SI invented the room temp superconductor scam
how about carbon nanotubes for superconductivity?
>>109995398>>109995423are you misreading the article on purpose?
>>109994415Probably thousands
>>109990698Vibegods won!
>>109994641It needs two materials. One was synthesized 30 years ago. Second is theoretical and doesn't exist.They'll have to try and synthesize the other material and test it and then engineer it all. At best it will take 10 years for the tech to be real.
>>109995892That is not what it says. There are two independent candidates, one is a mixed metal oxide and the other is a mixed cyanide salt. >>109994641Nobody ever grew a pure anhydrous single crystal. They say that in the blog. The residual water disrupts the crystal structure which leaves a residual magnetic moment and renders the material useless for spintronics. The material itself is probably extremely hazardous (not only does it have 6 cyanide ligands but it is also Cr(6+) aka super carcinogenic and tightly regulated) so there was little interest in it besides the previous synthetic report. Now that there is more reason to investigate it you can expect to see an academic lab prepare single crystals of it in the next year. It shouldn't be any more difficult to prepare than the lead perovskites, but there needs to be a lab with the initiative and regulatory permission to do the chemistry. The mixed metal oxide has never been made and no one has a clue how to make those kinds of materials yet.
>>109996389>Nobody ever grew a pure anhydrous single crystalSo AIfags lied again for hype. Big news.
>>109991502Sting mozzarella is the best mozzarella
>ai steals material science and publishes it as free for the whole world to seebased ai
So, whose research did it steal now?
>>109994030>Now everyone have quantum computerI want one but I dont think everyone needs one.
>>109996811I am a quantum computer. AMA.
>>109996845Break Denuvo encription pls
>>109996464They didn't lie though. They said that in the blog post. They predict that the anhydrous crystalline form would have the desired magnetic properties using hybrid DFT. Claude can already orchestrate, debug, and interpret DFT calculations so this doesn't seem very surprising since the authors clearly knew what they were looking for. These kinds of ab initio material design papers have been popular for at least a decade now. The hard work has always been to synthesize, isolate, and characterize the material, then integrate it into a device. >>109996811People don't need personal computers of smartphones but here we are.
>>109996869Done! Check your DMs
