CuspAI: A Search Engine for Materials That Don’t Exist Yet @KleinerPerkinsVideos
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Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The next breakthroughs in semiconductors, batteries, carbon capture, and clean water depend on materials that have yet to be discovered.

CuspAI is building an AI-powered search engine for materials. Its platform works backward from the properties a material needs, generating and evaluating new candidates based on both performance and whether they can actually be made.

In this conversation, Josh Coyne sits down with CuspAI co-founders Chad Edwards and Max Welling to discuss how AI can compress years of materials discovery into months.
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