Dover, Delaware — Sept. 29, 2026

GeoIntelX announced today a strategic partnership with the Society of Economic Geologists (SEG). Through this collaboration, more than 100 years of SEG publications, including technical research papers, maps, figures, and geological datasets will be integrated into GeoIntelX’s AI-powered geospatial intelligence platform, GIX.

Geoscientists and executives using the GIX platform will be able to query trained AI agents with complex geological and exploration questions about specific spatial regions they delineate on a map. They will quickly receive contextual answers that accurately and securely integrate a century of SEG knowledge with an array of public datasets, the users’ own proprietary data, and powerful AI computational abilities.

Instead of manually reviewing thousands of reports and publications, teams will be able to collaborate and interact directly with geological knowledge — asking complex questions across geological models and basins, to rapidly receive detailed answers complete with references and explanations.

By structuring, enriching, geotagging, and connecting SEG’s world-renowned geological content with GeoIntelX’s AI and geospatial technologies, exploration teams and researchers will be able to uncover hidden insights, accelerate technical evaluations and reporting, reduce exploration risk, and significantly improve the discovery process for critical minerals and energy resources.

Gilad Hoshen, CEO & Co-Founder of GeoIntelX, said:

“We are honored to be adding the SEG database to our platform. This puts GeoIntelX on track to become one of the most comprehensive datasets in the world today. Combined with our proprietary processing pipeline, geologically trained AI agents, and intuitive web interface, we are positioned as a premier tool for exploration teams, governments, and researchers to advance the sustainable discovery and extraction of vital resources. We are working closely with SEG to provide their members direct access to this groundbreaking toolset and integrate it with their own data and workflows securely.”

Jennifer Craig, Executive Director of SEG, said:

“SEG has always been committed to advancing geological knowledge and supporting the global geoscience community. Through this partnership with GeoIntelX, we are taking a major step forward in leveraging advanced AI and GIS technologies to make our publications more accessible, searchable, and actionable for our members and the broader industry via the most natural medium for their work - a digital map interface. This initiative will help geoscientists utilize SEG’s research in multiple unique ways that were simply not possible before.”

The collaboration will introduce a dedicated SEG experience within the GIX platform for SEG members, including AI-powered search, geospatial exploration, and advanced geological querying capabilities. Initial SEG member access in Phase 1 will be provided through a credit-based system, followed by expanded access and options in Phase 2.

The official launch is planned for the SEG 2026 Conference in Salt Lake City in September 2026.

About GeoIntelX

GeoIntelX is an AI-powered GeoIntelligence platform that transforms geological data into structured, searchable, and actionable intelligence for the mining and energy industries. The platform combines AI, geospatial technologies, and advanced data enrichment to help organizations unlock insights from geoscientific, economic, and geodetic data such as reports, maps, and technical documents.

www.geointelx.com       info@geointelx.com

About SEG

The Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) is a global organization dedicated to advancing the science and discovery of mineral resources through world-class publications, conferences, research, and education for the international geoscience community. With over 6,500 members in more than 110 countries, across major and junior mining companies and hundreds of academic and research institutions, SEG is one of the foremost geological societies in the world.

www.segweb.org       seg@segweb.org