BHP to open AI hub in Singapore
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The news: BHP will establish an AI hub in Singapore that will focus on improving safety and lift productivity.
The context: The hub, in partnership with AI Singapore, will be established this month with AI specialists aiming to integrate data-driven decisions, intelligence and automation into the company’s core operations.
BHP said it already used AI in its procurement processes, financial forecasts, and in its operational systems.
What they said: BHP chief technical officer Johan van Jaarsveld said: “We are excited about the potential of this partnership – and others around the world – to develop practical, innovative solutions that make our operations safer, more productive, and set new standards for our industry”.
AI Singapore AI innovation director Laurence Liew said: “By strategically deploying AI solutions to enhance decision-making processes, optimise resource allocation, and improve predictive maintenance capabilities, BHP is not just improving operational efficiency – they are fundamentally reshaping how mining operations can be made smarter, safer, and more sustainable”.
The source: BHP media release
