Human-AI Co-Creation Approach to Find Forever Chemicals Replacements

Juliana Jansen Ferreira, Vinícius Segura, Joana G. R. Souza, Gabriel D. J. Barbosa, João Gallas +2 more
4/11/2023
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Generative models are a powerful tool in AI for material discovery. We are designing a software framework that supports a human-AI co-creation process to accelerate finding replacements for the ``forever chemicals''-- chemicals that enable our modern lives, but are harmful to the environment and the human health. Our approach combines AI capabilities with the domain-specific tacit knowledge of subject matter experts to accelerate the material discovery. Our co-creation process starts with the interaction between the subject matter experts and a generative model that can generate new molecule designs. In this position paper, we discuss our hypothesis that these subject matter experts can benefit from a more iterative interaction with the generative model, asking for smaller samples and ``guiding'' the exploration of the discovery space with their knowledge.

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@article{ferreira2023humanai,
  title  = {Human-AI Co-Creation Approach to Find Forever Chemicals Replacements},
  author = {Juliana Jansen Ferreira and Vinícius Segura and Joana G. R. Souza and Gabriel D. J. Barbosa and João Gallas and Renato Cerqueira and Dmitry Zubarev},
  year   = {2023},
  eprint = {2304.05389},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2304.05389v1}
}

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