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Snam

1 AI initiative profile for Snam across 1 department, with evidence grades and source links. Strongest evidence: B · Primary publication — AI extraction of gas-plant design data and equipment relationships.

What changed in practice?

Plant digitization was less reliable on complex systems

42.4% relationship recall at 100 predictions. Gas-plant documents; approximately 1,500 ReMi in supplied collection, not verified live deployments. Preprint 5 November 2025; evaluation/operating dates unknown.

Authors provide technical tests, not realized time savings or full-cost ROI. Do not merge abstract summary accuracy with task-specific tables or label this a cancelled rollout. The 95% component and 90% assignment measures concern separate final tasks.

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Company and vendor statements are attributed, not independently validated. Evidence grades: A operator filing, B operator release, C vendor-reported, D secondary or unverified.

Later research and source checks

Supplementary notes can update existing programs or describe adjacent work. They are not extra adoption counts.

Complex plant drawings were harder than simple ones

The Snam/Engineering paper reports 42.4% relationship recall at the top 100 predictions; a separate final-task table reports 95% component identification and 90% section assignment.

Relationship recall and final component/section measures use different tasks and denominators. The roughly 1,500-ReMi document collection is not a disclosed count of live automated plants.

Limits: Authors provide technical tests, not realized time savings or full-cost ROI. Do not merge abstract summary accuracy with task-specific tables or label this a cancelled rollout.

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