We asked an Artificial Intelligence about Graphene. The answers blew our minds.

A.I. will change the world in the years to come, so we wanted to see what does ChatGPT (the A.I. that has become viral these last weeks) say about graphene, graphene integrated clothing and layering.

Funny enough it seems that what we are doing today at Graphene-X, this A.I. thinks will be possible only in the future, pointing to the complexity of integrating graphene into fabrics.

Read on for a 2-question "interview" we did with ChatGPT that will blow your mind.

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QUESTION 1

How to layer up for different weather conditions?

Answer: To layer properly for different weather conditions, it's important to start with a base layer of moisture-wicking clothing, such as synthetic fabrics or merino wool, to keep sweat away from the skin (this is our Layer-X). Next, add an insulating layer, such as fleece or down, to keep you warm (this is our GRAnaREC midlayer jacket). Finally, top off the layers with a waterproof and windproof outer layer,  to protect against rain and wind (this is our Alpha Series II jacket). It's also important to keep in mind the specific conditions of the weather, such as the temperature and wind chill, and to adjust your layers accordingly. 

QUESTION 2

Could graphene integrated clothing make a difference in this layering system?

Answer: Graphene is a material that has the potential to make a difference in clothing and textiles. Its unique properties, such as being lightweight, flexible, and highly conductive, make it a promising material for use in clothing and textiles.

Graphene-integrated clothing could potentially make a difference in the layering system by providing a highly efficient way of regulating body temperature. Graphene's thermal conductivity allows it to transfer heat away from the body quickly and effectively, which could reduce the need for multiple layers of clothing.

Additionally, graphene has been proposed as a material to make waterproof and breathable clothing, which could be used as an effective outer layer in the layering system. Graphene-based coatings have been shown to be very effective in keeping water out while allowing perspiration to pass through.

However, it's important to note that while graphene has great potential, it is currently not widely used in clothing and textiles due to the cost and complexity of incorporating it into fabrics. Research is ongoing to develop cost-effective and scalable methods for incorporating graphene into textiles. This is where we are one step ahead of the A.I. 🦾

AI's layering picks:

1. First Layer: The Layer-X

2. Second Layer: The GRAnaREC mid layer

3. Third Layer: The Alpha Series II Jacket