Los Alamos researchers and AI experts are working side by side to solve real scientific problems at the Artificial Intelligence Technology Laboratory, a new space where ideas can percolate into practical tools for widespread use.
Why this matters: The acceleration hub supports Los Alamos National Laboratory’s priorities around AI reasoning. It will serve as a central space to foster innovation and develop AI solutions that directly impact national security missions.
Initial activities include:
- Developing AI-enabled modeling and reasoning tools that enhance simulation, prediction and decision support across national security mission areas.
- Building domain-specific AI systems, including scalable machine learning workflows, advanced reasoning models and integrated AI high-performance computing pipelines.
- Providing training and workforce development to equip staff with the skills needed to apply AI tools effectively in national security mission environments.
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