AI IN FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS AND MEDICAL PHYSICS

Lucio Anderlini, researcher INFN Firenze, member LHCb Collaboration

Fabio Catalano, researcher CERN, member ALICE Collaboration

Alessandra Retico, researcher INFN Pisa

Grazia Luparello, researcher INFN Trieste, member ALICE Collaboration

Fundamental physics in particle accelerators and medical physics share the common challenge of identifying, within vast amounts of data (whether particle tracks in detectors or medical images), details related to rare phenomena or organic anomalies. Artificial intelligence has proven, and continues to prove, to be an essential tool in supporting these efforts.