Morris: Institutional friction will slow energy sector AI adoption
Jesse Morris · Live: How AI could supercharge climate tech · Apr 12, 2023 · at 48:38
Jesse Morris, CEO of Energy Web, explains why the adoption speed of AI and digital twins in the energy industry is constrained by regulated utility culture.
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“So I think just institutional friction is going to be the thing that slows it down, just like with any other innovative technology.”
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