Presentation
First Workshop on the Convergence of Large Scale Simulation and Artificial Intelligence
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Workshop
AI/Machine Learning/Deep Learning
Big Data Analytics
HPC Accelerators
HPC workflows
Post Moore’s Law Computing
TimeThursday, June 28th9am - 1pm
LocationGold 3
DescriptionIn 2016, an artificial intelligence (AI) named AlphaGo became the first machine to beat a human 9-dan professional Go player on a full-sized board. Since then, AI has proven its potential to revolutionize our social life, how we live, work, learn, discover, and communicate. But does AI also have the potential to fundamentally change how we do science? The recent stream of publications suggests it may, but there is still much work to be done before AI can enter the day-to-day toolbox of scientists.
This workshop will discuss ways that Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence can be combined with traditional large scale simulations to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery from High Energy Physics to Life Sciences and Healthcare.
The traditional paradigm uses large scale simulation at the core, where data analytics are used for pre and post processing of the data. In the new paradigm, AI and large scale simulation will be applied on a more cooperative basis where the strengths of each converge to form a powerful new tool for science. In this workshop we will discuss both paradigms, traditional and new, but put a focus on the new paradigm.
This workshop will discuss ways that Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence can be combined with traditional large scale simulations to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery from High Energy Physics to Life Sciences and Healthcare.
The traditional paradigm uses large scale simulation at the core, where data analytics are used for pre and post processing of the data. In the new paradigm, AI and large scale simulation will be applied on a more cooperative basis where the strengths of each converge to form a powerful new tool for science. In this workshop we will discuss both paradigms, traditional and new, but put a focus on the new paradigm.
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