In short: His private AI company doing service work and generating its own prospects worldwide by combing databases with artificial intelligence. It publishes free white papers — tungsten (commissioned by him), uranium, phosphate, and one on what the US government is doing with critical metals.
Geomorphic.ai is Phillips' own private company. It uses artificial intelligence to comb through existing geological databases — decades of government surveys, old drill records, historic mapping — looking for prospective ground that people missed. This is the "prospect generator" model applied with software: rather than mining anything, you find and stake good ground, then let a partner spend the money drilling it while you keep a share of any discovery.
The part relevant to a retail investor is that the company publishes its research for free: white papers on tungsten (which Phillips commissioned for himself), uranium, phosphate, and on what the US government is doing with critical metals. It is not investable — it's private — but the reports are a free window into the same screening work he pays for.
20:46I just had one of my companies do a whole white paper on Tungsten, which I'll send you later. That's my I have a private AI company called Geomorphic.ai. which is doing a lot of service work and also generating prospects of our own around the world using artificial intelligence and combing other databases.
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