This week, our team presented our work on Quantum Machine Learning (QML) at the Asia Quantum Information Science Conference (AQIS 2026), one of the region’s premier gatherings for quantum information science.

A special highlight of the conference was the opportunity to discuss our research with Professor Richard Jozsa, co-creator of the celebrated Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm, one of the world’s first quantum algorithms and a foundational contribution to the field of quantum computing.

At KAIST, we had the privilege of engaging with some of the world’s leading quantum scientists, exchanging ideas and insights at the frontier of quantum research.

Moments like these reaffirm our commitment to advancing quantum technology and preparing the next generation of researchers to lead in this rapidly evolving field. Engaging with the global quantum community remains central to our mission of driving innovation and excellence in Quantum Machine Learning.