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Editor's Note: Innovation thrives where curiosity, openness, and bold ideas come together. How will artificial intelligence reshape science and education? Why will young people drive the next wave of innovation? In this episode of Leaders Talk, CMG's He Yanke sits down with Nobel Prize-winning chemist Michael Levitt for an exclusive conversation on science, AI, education, and China's culture of innovation. The interview explores pioneering advances in computational biology, the evolution of interdisciplinary science, and the experience of teaching and conducting research in China. They examine how artificial intelligence is transforming scientific research, discuss why curiosity and the willingness to embrace new ideas are essential for future breakthroughs, and look into the growing role of young people in driving innovation. Levitt also shares his views on China's younger generation, the country's openness to experimentation, and the opportunities he sees for scientific and technological innovation in the years ahead.

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