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The Iran War Is Showing What ADNOC’s AI Can Really Do
Oil companies have spent years using AI to drill faster, predict equipment failures and squeeze more production from existing fields.
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ADNOC’s Executive MBA graduate Tom, who studied International Business at Amsterdam’s Higher School of Economics and later earned an Executive MBA in Energy Transition at the University of Groningen, highlights the company’s shift in strategy. Oil firms have long used AI to drill faster, predict equipment failures and increase production from existing fields. The UAE’s state‑run oil giant now applies the same technology to address a war‑induced export crisis that cut its exports from about 5.1 million barrels per day before the conflict to 1.9 million bpd in March. Nearly seven months later, ADNOC operates through a new export system that relies heavily on AI.
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