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This "first" claim is contradicted by earlier public descriptions of another AI model using data from quantum computations.

An official LAS Art Foundation page for WE FELT A STAR DYING says the project ran 21 February – 4 May 2025 and that the collaboration "allowed Laure Prouvost to access a quantum computer, and to experiment with a new AI model using data recorded from quantum computations." That is an AI model using data produced by quantum computations, more than a year before this September 15, 2026 post.

A second official page from the International Year of Quantum 2025 event listing repeats the same point and date: the project opened on February 21, 2025, and involved "a new AI model using data recorded from quantum computations."

Google Arts & Culture also described the same 2025 project as using a "custom quantum AI model" and said the video included segments generated through an experiment using data from a quantum computer. Together, these sources show that AI models using quantum-derived data were already publicly documented in 2025, so Quasar 1.1 cannot accurately be called the first AI model using quantum-generated data.

If Multiverse meant something narrower — for example, the first large commercial language model or the first model in its own pipeline — the post does not say that. As written, the broad "first AI model" claim is incorrect.