Abu Dhabi's ADNOC, G42 sign deal with OpenAI as Sam Altman travels to UAE
Abu Dhabi's ADNOC and AI company G42 have partnered with OpenAI to incorporate cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology across ADNOC's operations, as reported by the Abu Dhabi Media Office. This collaboration came to light as OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, met with the UAE's Crown Prince, Sheikh Khaled, and participated in the UAE's largest oil exhibition, ADIPEC.
In contrast, US oil giants ExxonMobil and Chevron recently abandoned their plans to send executives to the event due to security apprehensions stemming from tensions between the US and Iran. Recent days have seen heightened anxiety in the oil markets due to fears of a potential US attack on Iran and retaliatory actions in response.
US President Donald Trump has indicated he would not launch an attack on Iran before the US midterm elections on November 3, but he also suggested Washington might carry out another military operation against Iran on Friday.
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