Radical AI Deploys AI To Accelerate Alloy Discovery For Space And Industry
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When we put a civilization on Mars, the habitat that they're living in will be made with Radical materials." Materials science hasn't evolved much in 150 years, says @RadicalAI CEO Joseph Krause (@josephfkrause). In a new lab in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, his startup is looking to change that -- with an AI-assisted process that he compares to the jump from hands-free driving to Waymo. It's an approach that investors and scientists have called too good to be true; a black box. “How could you really discover more alloys in a week than we have discovered in our company history?” he says they ask. But since its founding in 2024, Radical AI has already produced valuable (secret) alloys for customers despite raising just $55M in its last funding round. On The Upstarts Podcast, Krause explains how a SpaceX breakthrough lit a lightbulb of innovation; why a previous gen of 'cloud labs' under-delivered; and why concurrent engineering is as big an unlock as next-gen robots. Plus, he shares his Upstart Moment: staying the course where other deep tech companies have faltered from outside feedback. This season of the show is presented by @Rippling. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:25 What Radical AI does 04:36 Starting with metal alloys 08:30 Cold-emailing 100 VCs 12:22 An industry unchanged until SpaceX 15:56 Waymo vs. hands-free driving 19:09 Succeeding where cloud labs failed 25:42 Why Radical doesn’t need a billion dollars – yet 29:01 Unlocking 10x more research for customers 35:23 Why scientists should root for Radical 36:28 A 10-year timeline for impact 38:53 Radical materials on Mars Thanks for watching!
Catch the full interview on YouTube 🎥 https://youtu.be/EpdQFZAs7fQ
When we put a civilization on Mars, the habitat that they're living in will be made with Radical materials." Materials science hasn't evolved much in 150 years, says @RadicalAI CEO Joseph Krause (@josephfkrause). In a new lab in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, his startup is looking to change that -- with an AI-assisted process that he compares to the jump from hands-free driving to Waymo. It's an approach that investors and scientists have called too good to be true; a black box. “How could you really discover more alloys in a week than we have discovered in our company history?” he says they ask. But since its founding in 2024, Radical AI has already produced valuable (secret) alloys for customers despite raising just $55M in its last funding round. On The Upstarts Podcast, Krause explains how a SpaceX breakthrough lit a lightbulb of innovation; why a previous gen of 'cloud labs' under-delivered; and why concurrent engineering is as big an unlock as next-gen robots. Plus, he shares his Upstart Moment: staying the course where other deep tech companies have faltered from outside feedback. This season of the show is presented by @Rippling. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:25 What Radical AI does 04:36 Starting with metal alloys 08:30 Cold-emailing 100 VCs 12:22 An industry unchanged until SpaceX 15:56 Waymo vs. hands-free driving 19:09 Succeeding where cloud labs failed 25:42 Why Radical doesn’t need a billion dollars – yet 29:01 Unlocking 10x more research for customers 35:23 Why scientists should root for Radical 36:28 A 10-year timeline for impact 38:53 Radical materials on Mars Thanks for watching!
Catch the full interview on YouTube 🎥 https://youtu.be/EpdQFZAs7fQ
Users are optimistic about Radical AI using AI to speed up metal alloy discovery for space because they value independently validated results over black-box concerns and anticipate more public details plus company growth.
Based on 4 visible X reactions from 6 accounts; directional sample.
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