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Artificial intelligence batteries

Battery innovations can take years to come to fruition because there are so many different chemicals involved in their production. Working out the ratio of chemicals and optimising them for peak use can be an arduous task. An artificial intelligence known as ‘Dragonfly’ has been used by researchers to design more efficient batteries. Researchers also believe that quantum batteries, which use a quantum mechanical system known as the micromaser to store energy charged through a stream of qubits, while simultaneously protecting against the risk of overcharging, could make batteries charge instantly. Is AI going to replace other technologies ?

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