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CERN's Large Hadron Collider produces about 40 million particle collisions every second. Researchers are developing AI systems that can analyze the flood of data in real time and flag unusual signals that conventional methods might miss. Scientists say AI could open new paths in particle physics, but any discovery must still be supported by experiments and human analysis.
CERN's Large Hadron Collider produces about 40 million particle collisions every second. Researchers are developing AI systems that can analyze the flood of data in real time and flag unusual signals that conventional methods might miss. Scientists say AI could open new paths in particle physics, but any discovery must still be supported by experiments and human analysis.