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"Digital twin" in the context of this article refers to a high-fidelity, computable experimental environment built with first-principles physics and chemistry models, allowing AI to perform billions of computer-simulated experiments within it, rather than the real-time virtual mirror of physical entities that is conventional in industry.
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