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SPE/PIVOT23 AInnovation Competition
The Gulf Coast Section Data Analytics Study Group invites teams from around the globe to participate in an exciting virtual competition aimed at showcasing the potential of AI-assisted workflows in the Geothermal lifecycle. Open to all AI enthusiasts who want to explore opportunities in the geothermal world, the competition provides an opportunity for students and young professionals to utilize advances of AI to excel in a new energy domain.
The contest is set to run from 19 July - 31 August, requiring participants to develop a LLM-based workflow. Participants will submit a video describing their target problem, the selected information and datasets to apply the LLM-Model, and a visualization of how the coded workflow works in one geothermal example.
Learn more about the competition and register
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