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✨ AI says 28% Yes
Nobel Physics historically favors fundamental discoveries over applied tech; however, DeepMind's protein-folding work and recent AI breakthroughs in physics simulation make an AI-focused award plausible but unlikely this cycle.
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Resolves YES if the Nobel Committee's official announcement at nobelprize.org names the 2026 Physics laureate(s) and their citation explicitly credits artificial intelligence, machine learning, or related computational breakthroughs as the primary reason for the award.
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