Chembricks' AI scientist designs hydrogen-storage molecules grounded in literature
PolarBearby · x · 2026-09-04
Chembricks' AI scientist doesn't start from a blank page: asked to design a liquid storing 5.5% hydrogen by weight, it first grounds itself in current literature, then proposes a molecule and runs its own energy calculations. You.com, which powers the underlying search, says this literature grounding is what keeps the system's science honest.
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