Google’s DeepMind Trains Artificial Intelligence To Control Nuclear Fusion Reactor

Google's DeepMind has trained an artificial intelligence to control a Nuclear Fusion Reactor which is now able to create and maintain a wide range of plasma shapes and advanced configurations.

Artificial intelligence has been trained how to manage a nuclear fusion reactor by DeepMind, a UK-based division of Alphabet, Google's parent organization.

On Feb. 16, the business reported that it had effectively employed AI to regulate superheated material within a nuclear fusion reactor, and their conclusions were reported in the journal Nature.

DeepMind's long ambition is to “solve intelligence, developing more general and capable problem-solving systems, known as artificial general intelligence (AGI)”  Google bought it in 2014, after it was founded in 2010.

On the endeavor, the scientific discovery firm worked with the Swiss Plasma Center at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, a nuclear fusion research center.

They collaborated to "develop a new magnetic contro...

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