Sep 16, 2026 · 31 min · 9 segments
When a key employee leaves, how much of your company's know-how walks out the door? Brian McWhorter, founder and CEO of Bravura-AI, joins Bill Canady to explore how CEOs can make industrial knowledge…
Brian McWhorterGuest
Bill CanadyHost
Now, this is a great example, but this came before your later AI work that you do today.

So what can you do today that you couldn't do then? I mean, you really started seeing things and now you got a whole new set of tools.

Ingredient two is Then we take and we use our engineering knowledge from the team of engineers that I've had with me the whole time, and we put enough information around those individual elements so that even though they're homogenized, the large language models are able to navigate and find where they are.

And because they go to the same place in the database every time, regardless if it came from an offshore oil rig or a pharmaceutical plant, or an oil refinery, it does not matter.

They always got that same piece of context, that engineering knowledge every time.


And that's where we've really turned the corner from being just a bunch of data that allows us to do our job a little bit better to now we're able to start solving problems that would otherwise require a lot of human effort, a lot of, you know, a lot of dedicated human time to do it.

Now, this is a great example, but this came before your later AI work that you do today.

So what can you do today that you couldn't do then? I mean, you really started seeing things and now you got a whole new set of tools.

Ingredient two is Then we take and we use our engineering knowledge from the team of engineers that I've had with me the whole time, and we put enough information around those individual elements so that even though they're homogenized, the large language models are able to navigate and find where they are.

And because they go to the same place in the database every time, regardless if it came from an offshore oil rig or a pharmaceutical plant, or an oil refinery, it does not matter.

They always got that same piece of context, that engineering knowledge every time.


And that's where we've really turned the corner from being just a bunch of data that allows us to do our job a little bit better to now we're able to start solving problems that would otherwise require a lot of human effort, a lot of, you know, a lot of dedicated human time to do it.
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