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Nature: “Artificial intelligence called in to tackle LHC data deluge” (Baldi mentioned)

December 1, 2015

Although they emphasized that they would not be comfortable handing over this level of control to an algorithm, several speakers at the CERN workshop discussed how deep learning could be applied to physics. Pierre Baldi, an AI researcher at the University of California, Irvine who has applied machine learning to various branches of science, described how he and his collaborators have done research suggesting that a deep-learning technique known as dark knowledge might aid — fittingly — in the search for dark matter.

View the full story on the Nature website.

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