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Physical Superintelligence claims AI solved five open quantum information problems

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Physical Superintelligence (PSI), a company launched in September with a $58 million seed round, says its Emmy AI research system helped solve five open problems in quantum information theory, numbered 2, 12, 27, 38 and 43 on the Open Quantum Problems list.

The company announced the results on October 26, 2026, and says each comes with a paper and a Lean formalization, a machine-checked proof. The papers, Lean proofs and verification code are posted on GitHub for review.

The claims are the company's own. The reports do not include independent verification of the results. PSI's seed round was led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures, and the company plans to start by applying its approach to AI data center engineering.

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Oct 29
  1. QbitAINewsPick
    Physical Superintelligence says AI solved five open quantum information problems

    AIPhysical Superintelligence (PSI), a company founded two months earlier, says its Emmy AI research system helped solve five open problems in quantum information theory. The papers, Lean formal proofs and verification code are posted on GitHub for review. PSI raised a $58 million seed round led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures and plans to start by applying its approach to AI data center engineering.

Oct 26
  1. Andrew CurranX
    Physical Superintelligence announces five quantum information theory results with Lean proofs

    AIPhysical Superintelligence, a company that launched in September with a $58 million seed round, says it has solved five open problems in quantum information theory, numbered 2, 12, 27, 38, and 43 in the Open Quantum Problems list. Each result comes with a paper and a Lean formalization.

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