Energy industry ‘cautious’ over AI adoption
The oil and gas industry is cautiously embracing artificial intelligence (AI) and marginally behind industry averages, according to Airswift’s Global Energy Talent Index (GETI) report.
It found 24% of oil and gas professionals already use AI, around 3% less than the average, although a further 10% are expected to adopt it in the next six months.
Janette Marx, CEO of Airswift, said the oil and gas sector is at a critical juncture with AI emerging as a key tool to support decarbonisation efforts.
She said, “Our report underscores the need for a delicate balance between technological advancement and nurturing the skills of our workforce. As we see a modest stabilisation in salaries and a high willingness for global mobility, the area to watch now is how companies embrace AI.
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