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Notes on AI, power systems and modelling.
Open-ended writings and thoughts on AI-assisted power-system analysis. These are discussions and reflections, not professional or technical advice. Comments and feedback are welcome. If I have enough time I may consider pulling together a podcast and presenting more detailed behaviour of AI integration.
AI and Power Engineering - Part 4 | DIgSILENT Interface and Project / Protection Audit
AI and Power Engineering - Part 4 | Using AI to carry out an introspection and protection audit of an existing power system study and protection settings
Things that AI is bad at, that engineers do without thinking
AI is good at the things that look impressive. It is less good at the things experienced engineers do without conscious thought - the habits that come from years of catching their own mistakes.
AI and Power Engineering - Part 3 | PSCAD AVR Modelling & Agentic Flow
AI is powerful at many tasks, but when we start to use it as an agentic loop and self testing, the magic starts to happen. An AVR build in PSCAD and self tested!
AI and Power Engineering - Part 2 | Hallucinations, Validation, QA and Data Security
AI is a tool. Use it with the same judgement you'd apply to any other engineering tool. Know its limits, verify its outputs, and never switch off your own brain
MCP servers and the engineering software stack
A perspective on what Model Context Protocol changes for power-systems engineering work - the shape of what's possible, where the hard parts actually sit, and what to be careful about.
AI and Power Engineering - Part 1
Why the real value of AI in power systems does not sit in generic report writing or superficial technical summaries, but in grounded engineering workflows built on the right tools and technical context.
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