  Spin exchange between a single-electron charged quantum dot and itinerant
electrons leads to an emergence of Kondo correlations. When the quantum dot is
driven resonantly by weak laser light, the resulting emission spectrum allows
for a direct probe of these correlations. In the opposite limit of vanishing
exchange interaction and strong laser drive, the quantum dot exhibits coherent
oscillations between the single-spin and optically excited states. Here, we
show that the interplay between strong exchange and non-perturbative laser
coupling leads to the formation of a new nonequilibrium quantum-correlated
state, characterized by the emergence of a laser-induced secondary spin
screening cloud, and examine the implications for the emission spectrum.
