Scientists think we’ll finally solve nuclear fusion thanks to cutting-edge AI

April 27, 2020

By Tristan Greene

Scientists believe the world will see it’s first working thermonuclear fusion reactor by the year 2025. That’s a tall order in short form, especially when you consider that fusion has been “almost here” for nearly a century. Fusion reactors – not to be confused with common fission reactors – are the holiest of Grails when it comes to physics achievements. According to most experts, a successful fusion reactor would function as a near-unlimited source of energy. In other words, if there’s a working demonstration of an actual fission reactor by 2025, we could see an end to the global energy…

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