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A characteristic widely regarded as a flaw of artificial intelligence - 'hallucination' - has surprisingly become key to scientific breakthroughs. According to Fortune magazine, Professor David Baker, one of the winners of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, achieved significant research breakthroughs using the 'hallucination' feature of AI models. Professor Baker, from the University of Washington, is the only American scientist among this year's three Nobel Prize winners in Chemistry. He successfully invented a novel protein using computer software, an achievement that ultimately earned him this honor. Image source note: The image is AI-generated and authorized.

In the vast starry sky of technological innovation, there exists a courageous group of explorers. They have not only won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for predicting protein structures using artificial intelligence but have also redefined our understanding of complex molecular computation in the realm of quantum computing. Researchers from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) are like "magicians" of the quantum world, using a revolutionary approach to completely overturn the limitations of traditional quantum computing. Their secret weapon? A high-dimensional quantum information unit known as "qudit." Source of the image: Image generated by AI.

A paper jointly published by Google's DeepMind team and others claims that AI can autonomously create synthetic materials, sparking widespread discussion. A chemistry professor from University College London has discovered serious flaws in the paper, pointing out issues with its material characterization.