The second application will make ADNOC the first energy company in the world to use this technology to value every barrel while it is still in the ground. It will connect intelligence across ADNOC's integrated value chain, from production and processing to refining, logistics, sales and trading, where decisions today often rely on different systems, data and priorities. Interconnected AI agents will continuously forecast crude oil supply, demand, prices and margins, predict their impacts before they occur, and weigh the commercial and operational impact of every decision as one integrated process. By solving instantly complex workflows from the reservoirs to the customers, this application will give decision-makers insights that are ready to act on and will unlock the highest value of every barrel ADNOC produces, processes and sells.
The partners will jointly develop and deploy a bespoke decision intelligence capability using OpenAI Frontier, combining OpenAI's latest generation frontier models with ADNOC's proprietary industrial data and expertise, deployed on G42's sovereign AI infrastructure in the UAE and with human experts retaining oversight of consequential decisions.
What's more?
Beyond the initial applications, the partnership will create a shared foundation of industrial knowledge that preserves institutional expertise and accelerates future AI applications across ADNOC's operations. It will also strengthen ADNOC's cyber defence through OpenAI's Daybreak Blue initiative, helping security teams identify vulnerabilities and protect critical energy infrastructure. All solutions will operate within ADNOC's oversight, ensuring that proprietary data and critical infrastructure remain protected.The agreement is the latest milestone in ADNOC's AI and robotics strategy, which already encompasses more than 200 AI applications and 70 robotics use cases deployed or under development.




