Fusion Energy Gets AI Shield in Milliseconds
Commonwealth Fusion Systems, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory unveiled HEAT-ML, a deep-learning model that maps fusion plasma heat distribution in milliseconds—replacing a 30-minute simulation cycle and accelerating next-generation reactor design.
HEAT-ML uses a deep neural network trained on approximately 1,000 SPARC simulations to find "magnetic shadows"—safe havens protected from intense plasma heat that are crucial for keeping reactors running safely.
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