Superintelligence is spilling into atoms. Eli Lilly struck a $2.75 billion deal with Insilico to bring AI-developed drugs to global markets, proving the wet lab is now downstream of the weights. In hardware, a new bismuth selenide memristor from the University of Michigan combines long-term retention with analog tuning to boost AI energy efficiency. Scientists have even created a microscopic QR code smaller than most bacteria, visible only under an electron microscope, now a certified world record. At the nanoscale, information density is becoming indistinguishable from sorcery.
Mind-blowing how AI's turning nanoscale magic into real abundance—from drugs that could add decades to life to energy-efficient hardware slashing AI's power needs. By 2030, we'll see info density explode like never before, solving scarcity in biotech and beyond