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Sure to be interesting if you're in ATLAS and don't have a conflict (as I do)...

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From: Robert Les <robert.les AT cern.ch>
Date: Mon, Jun 1, 2026 at 9:50 AM
Subject: ATLAS ML Forum session - Thursday 4 June Foundation Models
To: atlas-comp-ml-announce (ATLAS Machine Learning Forum announcements) <atlas-comp-ml-announce AT cern.ch>
Cc: atlas-comp-ml-conveners (ATLAS Machine Learning Forum Conveners List) <atlas-comp-ml-conveners AT cern.ch>

Dear ML enthusiasts,

As previously announced, we will have our next ML Forum session 4 June at 15:00 focused on Foundation Models current state and goals/blockers for next steps within ATLAS:

https://indico.cern.ch/event/1680385/

We have an open call for contributions covering the practical points of:

• What is the current state of your work?
• Specifically in applying to an ATLAS context, what are the bottlenecks, showstoppers, constraints?
• What do you (personally) expect an ATLAS foundation model or end-to-end ML system to deliver in benefits – the more concrete the better

Note the agenda is already very full so we ask for people to aim to keep their contributions within the 5min slot, and we have allocated for discussion points throughout the meeting

Best,

Dan and Rob

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