PACMAN AI Controls Fusion Plasma at DIII-D, Stops Instability 200ms Early
Princeton's PACMAN runs a 20-millisecond control loop on fusion plasma, coordinating all six DIII-D gyrotrons and predicting tearing modes before they start.
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AI can now control fusion plasma faster than humans can react | ScienceDaily
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