One model, few scientists: 60-year plasma conjecture counterexample, enzymes in hours
Dr_Singularity · x · 2026-10-28
DrSingularity catalogs AI-for-science results from a single model used by a handful of scientists: new counterexamples to a 60-year-old plasma physics conjecture, five novel lab-verified enzymes designed in hours, a genetic rearrangement routine software missed for years, and nearly doubled quantum error-decoding throughput with 100x lower spacetime costs for a key subroutine. He argues we're 'so early' and speculates on the pace of progress by 2027.
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