Aluminum alloys are crucial for industries like aerospace, automotive, and electrical, among many others. Combining applied metallurgy with advancements in machine learning (ML) and data science is revolutionizing the alloy industry. This review highlights key breakthroughs, showing how ML can predict physical properties, optimize compositions, and simplify the integration of new alloys into manufacturing. Significant progress has been achieved in designing and discovering alloys using new computational methods, physics-informed neural networks, and active learning, with predictive accuracies over 92% and cost reductions exceeding 70% in alloy discovery. Challenges like data biases and model opacity still need to be addressed. Innovations in friction stir welding, additive manufacturing, and alloy recycling, paired with computational techniques, promise sustainable, high-performance alloys. The focus on high entropy alloys is just one example of new alloy development. This review emphasizes the growing role of ML in alloy design and the exciting potential for sustainable engineering.
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