There are known 3 Kaplansky Conjecture related with group rings KG for K - a field and G - torsion-free group.
KG does not contain nontrivial units (with support consisting of more than 1 element)
KG does not contain nonzero idempotents
3 KG does not contain nonzero zero divisors
Giles Gardam disproved the first one, here is online talk when he revealed that fact:
Here is more soft for non-mathematicians article about it
https://www.quantamagazine.org/mathematician-disproves-group-algebra-unit-conjecture-20210412/
And here is his full paper:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.11818v3
When I attended course in Group rings last year with Professor Zbigniew Marciniak, he stated these conjectures as very very nice and important.
A few weeks ago at Algebra seminar I gave a talk in which I proved Connell's Theorem stating that KG is prime iff G is torsion-free group (theorem from 1963).
I like that he disproved conjecture by giving concrete counterexample.
Best wishes.