Indeed. Too much use of AI gobbledy gook will turn your brain to mush, because at times it will associate words just because they are found together a lot, even if it is not the correct context.
For example in vigilantes table above, it describes our graphite as "synthetic", and theirs as "crystalline". All graphite is crystalline, "Graphite is a crystalline allotrope (form) of the element carbon", not all if it comes from a synthetic source, but I ask you which one sounds better. The AI just associates "crystalline" with graphite to enforce some sort of differentiation on the table, even though crystalline is redundant.
Getting back to "catalytic converters", our catalyst is iron ore.
When Graphitic were C-Zero, there is information out there they were using a molten-nickel-based (salt) catalyst. There is some suggestion though very little info I can find on when, or if, they have changed this, or what they changed it to, just that it is a propriety technology. I'm assuming they haven't got patents for it yet.
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