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Scientists from Physics have designed an AI system that replicated a complex experiment by the 2001 Nobel Prize winner in The Australian National University, 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. The researchers have now placed their algorithm online, and hope that it can be used to aid quantum chemistry, quantum computing and femtosecond chemistry, and can extend their current model into a larger format.