Supporting the implementation of construction projects for the oil and gas industry using artificial intelligence technologies

Objective. The purpose of this study is to examine the application of modern artificial intelligence technologies to support the implementation of international and national construction projects in the oil and gas sector.

Method. The study is based on structural and systemic analysis methods, as well as methods for comparing modern standards applicable to the implementation and evaluation of AI-based oil and gas construction projects.

Result. The most important results are practical examples and a comprehensive analysis of the application of modern AI technologies to support the implementation of construction projects in the oil and gas sector. The risks of using AI technologies in construction projects are considered, as the existing regulatory framework of national and international standards does not provide sufficient risk assessment criteria.

Conclusion. The scientific novelty lies in complementing existing construction project implementation methods with modern AI technologies, which enable benefits (reduced costs, increased accuracy and speed of technical operations, and reduced risks) that can be quantified and compared with known project cost items.

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