Obtaining massive data sets for contextual experiments in quantum information

Finding even the simplest Kochen-Specker sets for contextual experiments - a hot subject in the field of quantum information theory, theoretically and experimentally - by brute force would take all the clusters on Earth more than the Age of Universe. Human ingenuity found about a dozen such sets in the last 40 years. I will present how our group reduced this finding of contextual needles in a haystack to a manageable task, by first visualising them via hypergraphs, human-derived from the space symmetries, and then running jobs that generate the sets - billions of them - in parallel.