Digital Innovations in Oil and Gas Podcast—Can AI Think Like a Scientist?
In a recent episode of the Digital Innovations in Oil and Gas podcast, NobleAI’s own TC Zoboroski joined Geoffrey Cann to explore a radical idea: What if AI could think like a scientist?
Not just mimic data patterns, but apply physics, chemistry, and domain-specific knowledge to solve high-stakes problems faster and more accurately than ever before.
In this 30-minute conversation, TC breaks down:
- How energy companies are using NobleAI to capture value faster, whether that’s in production forecasting, molecular design, or enhanced oil recovery.
- Why science-based AI is a fundamentally different approach than generative AI.
- How domain-specific intelligence helps reduce risk, accelerate R&D timelines, and supercharge decision-making.
- Why AI isn’t a job threat, but a force multiplier.
Listen now below on your platform of choice:
If you're in energy, chemicals, or materials science and want to understand how AI is actually driving results, not just headlines, this is a must-listen.
In a recent episode of the Digital Innovations in Oil and Gas podcast, NobleAI’s own TC Zoboroski joined Geoffrey Cann to explore a radical idea: What if AI could think like a scientist?
Not just mimic data patterns, but apply physics, chemistry, and domain-specific knowledge to solve high-stakes problems faster and more accurately than ever before.
In this 30-minute conversation, TC breaks down:
- How energy companies are using NobleAI to capture value faster, whether that’s in production forecasting, molecular design, or enhanced oil recovery.
- Why science-based AI is a fundamentally different approach than generative AI.
- How domain-specific intelligence helps reduce risk, accelerate R&D timelines, and supercharge decision-making.
- Why AI isn’t a job threat, but a force multiplier.
Listen now below on your platform of choice:
If you're in energy, chemicals, or materials science and want to understand how AI is actually driving results, not just headlines, this is a must-listen.
