The Age of Superconducting Symbiosis

As the energy crisis worsens in 2042, Lingjing, the AI at the Cold Mirror Laboratory, independently proposes a theory of room-temperature superconductivity. Chief researcher Zhao Hangyu and his team face skepticism from traditionalists, as well as difficulties verifying the theory and controversy over black-box data. After overcoming the obstacles and addressing the ethical crisis with support from global collaborators, they achieve a technological breakthrough and build a superconducting power grid to ease the crisis. After winning the Nobel Prize, they turn their attention to controlled nuclear fusion, demonstrating a future for scientific research built on human-AI coexistence.