A research team at Northeastern University has published the UQ-KGAT framework in Nature Communications, encoding alloy composition, printing process, solidification behavior, and performance into a knowledge graph. Using only 142 L-DED samples to jointly search composition and process parameters, they designed the KG-AMS nickel-based alloy, which exhibits a room-temperature tensile strength of 1307 MPa with 22.2% elongation, retains 655 MPa at 900°C, and achieves a CT porosity as low as 0.038%. Using the same framework with 163 literature samples, they designed the LPBF aluminum alloy KG-AMAA. This work elevates AI from optimizing print parameters to directly designing printable alloys, with general applicability across alloy systems and processing routes.