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How Geminus AI Is Revolutionizing Energy, Industrial Systems & Climate Tech with Digital Twins
In this episode of Beyond the Bench, industry veteran and Peridio CEO Bill Brock sits down with Greg Fallon, CEO of Geminus AI, to explore how physical AI is transforming industries from oil refineries to power plants by combining physics-based simulations with machine learning.

Engineering Superintelligence: The AI That Could Run Infrastructure - Greg Fallon, CEO, Geminus AI
In this podcast, Geminus AI CEO Greg Fallon is interviewed about how AI can run infrastructure itself, and what it takes to trust a machine with the physical world.

Digital Twins Are About to Transform Oil and Gas—Here’s Who’s Winning the Race
A race is on to make oil and gas smarter, faster, cleaner. Inc. names who's actually winning it. (Spoiler alert: Geminus made the list.)

LLMs can’t solve the world’s hardest problems. These scientists build new AI models that can.
Greg Fallon of Geminus explains how custom AI models are tackling challenges like grid simulation and optimization—problems general-purpose LLMs struggle to solve. But we are Geminus.
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How Smaller AI Models Are Challenging Big Tech
The AI race isn't just about bigger models. Discover how smaller companies are solving real-world problems with specialized, efficient AI systems.

AI can help the environment, even though it uses tremendous energy. Here are 5 ways how
AI's energy appetite is real. So is its power to cut waste across industry, buildings, and the grid. See Geminus CEO Greg Fallon’s insights on how in this AP article.

AI can help the environment, even though it uses tremendous energy. Here are 5 ways how.
https://apnews.com/article/climate-artificial-intelligence-efficiency-buildings-evs-7a58879c9ce1b93bd5d6553f900cdf3c

The Hype and the Reality of AI in Engineering: Are engineering jobs at risk?
AGI isn't coming for engineers yet. Here's what AI actually does — and doesn't — do in industrial settings.












