EPISODE · May 30, 2023 · 27 MIN
Using AI to Accelerate Product Innovations & Sustainability with Ethan Mirsky - Ep. 99
from The Chemical Show: Where Leaders Talk Business · host Victoria King Meyer
Join industry leaders at The Chemical Summit on September 29-30, 2026 in Houston, Texas. Visit thechemicalsummit.comAI is a tool. It's obviously a very powerful tool... And so I think there is value in having some kind of framework for helping evaluate these things and looking at allowing people to make wise choices." - Ethan MirskyIn this episode of The Chemical Show, we explore how NobleAI is revolutionizing the chemical industry by using science-based AI. As we learned, traditional AI approaches didn't work for this problem, so Noble's team focused on incorporating scientific laws, design constraints, and materials properties into a model that could provide relevant insights and understanding. Tune in as The Chemical Show welcomes Ethan Mirsky in this episode, who is the President of NobleAI, a company that focuses on accelerating product development with Science-Based AI. Ethan emphasizes the importance of customer data privacy, the benefits and potential negative effects of AI and algorithms, the importance of creating a framework to evaluate their use, and many more! Topics discussed this week:The problem with traditional AI approachesImportance of customer data privacyRole of AI in Science and EngineeringConcerns and need for frameworks with AICustomer data and expertise in the modeling processNonleAI updates and goalsThis is an exciting podcast episode to learn more about how science-based AI is changing the game in the chemical industry.Please subscribe to The Chemical Show on your favorite podcast player. And, visit www.thechemicalshow.com to subscribe to our email list and get additional insights.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!
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