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UAE'S ADNOC to deploy autonomous AI in the energy sector for the first time

UAE energy giant ADNOC will use extremely autonomous agentic expert system in the energy industry for the first time, in collaboration with G42, Microsoft and AIQ, its CEO Sultan Al Jaber said on Monday at a market event in Abu Dhabi.

The UAE, a rich oil manufacturer and longtime security partner of the U.S., is expecting greater access to American technology to develop its own advanced tech market.

The push is led by the government-backed G42, which in April got a $1.5 billion investment from Microsoft , which intends to diversify the UAE's economy away from oil.

The rapid development of AI is developing a power rise that nobody prepared for 18 months back, when ChatGPT removed, said Jaber, who is likewise the Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and COP28 President.

Agentic AI is thought about the next frontier in synthetic intelligence, enabling the system to run autonomously and perform jobs on behalf of users.

It will not only evaluate petabytes of data, it will proactively and autonomously recognize functional improvements, Jaber stated. It will accelerate seismic studies from months to days. It will increase the accuracy of production projections by up to 90%.

The UAE is putting billions of dollars into artificial intelligence, which has consisted of the development of Arabic and Hindi language chatbot applications similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Emirati authorities think the Gulf state's bet on artificial intelligence will enhance its global influence by making it a crucial financial star long after demand for oil has dried up.

(source: Reuters)