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Scientists from The Australian National University have designed an AI system that replicated a complex experiment by the 2001 Nobel Prize winner in Physics, which created cold gas trapped in a laser beam, known as the Bose-Einstein condensate. The machine completed the experiment in under an hour, which was a surprise to researchers. The students optimised the machine to make the best dosage of Bose-Einstein, an ultra-cold gas that is less than a billion degrees above zero'. Scientists want to use the created produce for cold-atom based sensors, to investigate many body physics. Researchers at The Australian National University, led by Professor David Pearce and Dr Andrew Jones, are developing a new type of computer chip called a quantum computer.