Petrobras Uses Generative AI to Support 100,000 Workers.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 05/12/2023 at 10:48

Batizada de ChatPetrobras, solução implementada com a Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service irá apoiar os times da Petrobras na geração de conteúdo criativo e analítico, com segurança e privacidade

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The ChatPetrobras Solution, Developed in Partnership with Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service, Was Created to Provide Support to Petrobras Employees in Producing Innovative and Analytical Content, Prioritizing Data Security and Privacy. This Tool Will Revolutionize the Way the Company Approaches Content Generation.

“We Have Established a Lasting Partnership with Petrobras and Are Pleased to Participate in the Process of Solving the Company’s Challenges Through Technology. This Initiative Is an Excellent Example of How Artificial Intelligence from Microsoft Can Be Used Across Various Sectors, With the Potential to Contribute to the Transformation of the Energy Industry. This Results in Enhanced Team Productivity and Improved Operational Efficiency Through Insights and Collaboration”, Explains Ricardo Fernandes, Vice President of Enterprise Business at Microsoft Brazil.

Through the Use of ChatPetrobras, the Company Will Obtain More Information to Make Faster and More Accurate Decisions, Generate Valuable Business Insights, and Optimize Internal Processes. The Azure OpenAI Service Used in ChatPetrobras Offers Resources for Understanding and Generating Natural Language, Translation, and Code Generation. This Will Bring Benefits to Various Areas of the Company, Including Exploration & Production (E&P), Reservoirs and Wells, as Well as Administrative and Corporate Segments, Such as Commercialization, ICT, Engineering, Legal, and Human Resources. This Solution Will Form the Basis for Incorporating Generative AI into the Company’s Applications and Is Part of the Strategy to Democratize the Use of Artificial Intelligence at Petrobras. The Company’s Goal Is for All Employees to Be Prepared to Act as Data Scientists, Having Quick and Simple Access to Both Technical Skills and Advanced Tools to Continually Add More Value to the Company Through AI.

Technological Turnaround at Petrobras

The Launch of ChatPetrobras, According to Carlos Augusto Barreto, the Executive Manager of Information and Communications Technology at Petrobras, Marks a Milestone in the Company’s Journey, Highlighting Its Commitment to Innovation and Digital Transformation. Barreto Also Emphasizes That Petrobras, Throughout Its 70 Years, Has Always Sought to Reinvent Itself, Seeking Innovative Solutions to Challenges Faced in the Energy Sector. According to Him, the Use of Artificial Intelligence Through This Solution Is a Way to Enhance Productivity, Quality, and Process Efficiency at the Company.

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Through This Action, Petrobras Joins Leading Global Companies That Are Adopting Generative AI with Innovation, Leveraging the Security Provided by Azure OpenAI Service to Create a Solution Intended for Corporate Use.

ChatPetrobras Was Designed Considering Information Security Policies, Data Protection, Compliance, Rules, and Government Regulations in Brazil, to Which Petrobras is Subject as a Mixed Economy Company, Aiming to Prevent the Exposure of Internal Information and Ensuring the Integrity of Corporate Data. The Solution Integrates the Most Advanced Layers of Security and Native Protection from Azure OpenAI Service, With All Data Protected Under the Company’s Internal Domain.

Petrobras Created, in Partnership with Microsoft, a New Internal Tool to Assist Its Teams in Daily Tasks. Named ChatPetrobras, the Tool Uses the GPT Model and the Artificial Intelligence Technology from Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service. The Application Is Already Accessible Through an Internal Portal for 110 Thousand Employees of Petrobras, Including Staff and Service Providers, and Allows for Various Activities, Such as Creating Reports, Summaries, Presentations, as Well as Answering Users’ Questions and Doubts. **The Expectation Is That the Implementation of the Platform Will Optimize Work Routines at the Company, Resulting in Time and Cost Reductions in Administrative and Operational Processes.**

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Petrobras Uses Generative AI to Support 100,000 Workers.

Technological Turnaround at Petrobras

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