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  • Verses AI (CBOE:VERS), a cognitive computing stock, has added AI Driller to the commercialization program for its Genius suite of tools for autonomous intelligent agents
  • Genius recently bested China’s DeepSeek in a code-breaking challenge
  • Verses AI is a cognitive computing stock building next-generation intelligent software systems
  • Verses AI stock has given back 31.3 per cent year-over-year

Verses AI (CBOE:VERS), a cognitive computing stock, has added AI Driller to the commercialization program for its Genius suite of tools for autonomous intelligent agents, which recently bested China’s DeepSeek in a code-breaking challenge.

AI Driller‘s software platform is focused on improving safety and efficiency in the oil and gas industry through artificial intelligence, specifically in the areas of drilling and completions, providing enhanced data analytics, compliance monitoring, well planning and automated reporting. The company’s clients include global and national oil and gas companies, as well as independent operators, drilling contractors and boutique engineering firms.

Verses AI and AI Driller intend to build and validate agents to solve unmet needs for oil and gas players. Contingent on results, the companies expect to sign a reseller agreement to deliver Genius to AI Driller’s customer base.

The commercial version of Genius is slated to hit the market in April.

Leadership insights

“At AI Driller, we provide a suite of best-in-class solutions for safer and smarter operations to the global leaders of the oil and gas industry,” Marat Zaripov, founder and chief executive officer of AI Driller, said in a statement. “We strive to continually innovate, and we believe that by partnering with Verses and leveraging Genius, we can offer even smarter and more predictable optimization and outcomes resulting in improved investment returns for our customers. We look forward to this developing relationship as both companies seek to create a safer and smarter world through next-generation AI solutions.”

“We are excited for the opportunity to partner with AI Driller to demonstrate the power of Genius to a new vertical, the oil and gas industry,” added Michael Wadden, Verses AI’s chief commercial officer. ”AI Driller’s products already improve communication, performance and decision-making with data for the oil drilling industry, and we believe that by adding Genius, we can make that performance even better. In high-stakes drilling, every decision counts. It is essential to monitor key metrics to streamline rate-of-penetration, anticipate equipment maintenance needs and reduce collision risks to avoid incidents. Genius empowers AI Driller to capture their domain knowledge and use it to develop agents that learn to predict the right course of action and scale safer, more efficient and cost-effective drilling operations for its customers.”

About Verses AI

Verses AI is a cognitive computing stock building next-generation intelligent software systems. Its flagship Genius product offers tools for machine learning practitioners to model and generate autonomous intelligent agents that reason, plan and learn in real time.

Verses AI stock (CBOE:VERS) is down by 5.5 per cent trading at C$1.03 per share as of 10:17 am ET. The stock has given back 31.3 per cent year-over-year.

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