CIM Toronto Branch Luncheon - Revolutionizing the Mining Industry with AI

Summary: A Pannel discussion on innovative AI tools designed to enhance various stages of project development and operations in the mining industry.

Abstract:

As technology continues to evolve in the mining industry, AI and machine vision are proving to be crucial in improving the understanding and characterization of ore bodies. Advanced technologies such as core scanning provide highly detailed data that can be leveraged to optimize various stages of the mining cycle—from exploration through to production. This level of insight not only improves decision-making but also enhances overall operational efficiency.

At the same time, AI offers a significant opportunity to support decision-makers by making information more accessible and actionable across all levels of an organization. However, many mining companies face the challenge of integrating AI in a way that effectively addresses existing obstacles without overwhelming already stretched resources. The key is to avoid attempting to implement AI solutions too quickly—going from zero to full AI capability in a matter of weeks rather than months. Whether the goal is operational excellence, task automation, or scaling compliance processes, the successful adoption of AI will require a tailored approach that addresses an organization’s specific challenges, one step at a time.

Speakers:

Michael Hartley, Interknowlogy

Jessica Andrew, GeologicAI

Moderator: Nermina Harambasic, O-MOD

Introductions: Laurisha Bynoe - CIM Toronto Branch Chair

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Bio: Jessica Andrew is the Director of Business Development at GeologicAI, with over 5 years of experience in the mining technology sector. Holding a specialization in Geological Sciences from Queen's University, she is passionate about leveraging technological advancements to drive innovation in the industry. Jessica is dedicated to the importance of foundational geologic data in meeting the global demand for critical minerals.

Bio: Michael Hartley is the Managing Director of InterKnowlogy Mining & Energy, an AI and performance visualization company based in North America. Michael operates at the intersection of risk management, human factors and data science to help organizations better measure, communicate and learn from performance information. Michael has 20+ years of operations, risk and projects experience within manufacturing (CNH & TRW Lucas Aerospace), oil & gas (Shell), mining (Barrick) and enterprise technology (Minetell).

Bio: Nermina Harambasic, P. Eng, CDI.D, is a project management and advisory expert with a degree in electrical / automation engineering with over 35 years of experience in the mining and energy sectors. She worked for EPCM companies and owners’ teams on some of the major projects in Canada and internationally. Nermina is the founder of O-MOD, a management consultancy that also advises on the adoption of AI technology in mining. She hosts the “AI for Mining Industry” webinars and writes on the same topic.

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