Shell , C3 AI , Baker Hughes , and Microsoft launch the Open AI Energy Initiative
The world s biggest companies have launched a joint effort to improve the reliability of energy services and improve climate security for the energy industry. They have announced the launch of their first AI-based initiatives across the world, including the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
Source: energy-pedia.comPublished on 2021-02-03
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