Superconducting Symbiosis

In 2042, the energy crisis intensified. The AI ​​"Lingjing" of the "Cold Mirror" laboratory independently proposed the theory of room temperature superconductivity. Chief researcher Zhao Hangyu's team was questioned by traditionalists and faced verification difficulties and data black box disputes. The team solved difficult problems and dealt with ethical crises, and received support from global collaboration. They finally broke through technology and built a superconducting power grid to alleviate the crisis. After winning the Nobel Prize, they moved towards controllable nuclear fusion, interpreting the future of scientific research in the symbiosis of man and machine.