
technologyMay 19, 202122:55pending
AI Researcher James Kahn Explains Deep Learning’s Collision Course with Particle Physics - Ep. 143
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For a particle physicist, the world’s biggest questions — how did the universe originate and what’s beyond it — can only be answered with help from the world’s smallest building blocks.
James Kahn, a consultant with German research platform Helmholtz AI and a collaborator on the global Belle II particle physics experiment, uses deep learning to understand the fundamental rules governing particle decay.
Kahn spoke with AI Podcast host Noah Kravitz about the specifics of how AI is accelerating particle physics.
He also touched on his work at Helmholtz AI. Khan helps researchers in fields spanning medicine to earth sciences apply AI to the problems they’re solving. His wide-ranging career — from particle physicist to computer scientist — shows how AI accelerates every industry.
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2021/05/19/ai-particle-physics/
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