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Application of Artificial Intelligence in New Energy Materials

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As global energy demand continues to rise and environmental concerns become more pressing, the exploration and advancement of innovative energy materials have emerged as a paramount subject in contemporary societies. AI, being a cutting-edge technology, is displaying immense potential and future applications across diverse domains. The increasing popularity of artificial intelligence technology has caught the attention of many in this particular setting. AI has enormous potential when it comes to studying new energy materials and environmental conservation. As AI continues to advance, it is revealing immense potential in the realm of new energy materials, driven by the expanding need for sustainable energy in society, amidst the rapid progress of science and technology. AI makes contributions to sustainable energy encompass more than just expediting the exploration and creation of fresh energy materials; it also enhances their efficacy while mitigating expenses, expediting the realization of sustainable energy.

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      IoTAAI '23: Proceedings of the 2023 5th International Conference on Internet of Things, Automation and Artificial Intelligence
      November 2023
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      ISBN:9798400716485
      DOI:10.1145/3653081

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