Nick Hodge,
Publisher
July 24, 2026
Kincora Copper recently commissioned a technical review that took an independent geologist an entire month.
Geomorphic AI produced its first pass in a single day.
That kind of time compression could change how mineral exploration gets done — and how efficiently junior miners spend shareholder capital.
We have two new interviews about Geomorphic AI from the 2026 Rule Symposium to share with you.
Interview #1: Jeff Phillips on Geomorphic AI
Gerardo Del Real sits down with longtime contrarian resource investor Jeff Phillips, an investor in and advisor to Geomorphic AI.
Jeff explains why Geomorphic is more than another AI software company. Its primary business is generating mineral prospects, joint-venturing them to other companies, and retaining interests and royalties.
The company is also working with explorers and royalty companies. Empress Royalty, for example, is using the platform to scan and evaluate a much larger universe of potential royalty and streaming opportunities.
Jeff likens the capability to having “a thousand people working for you simultaneously.”
Jeff also shares his outlook for resource stocks, why he views the current correction as healthy, and why quality companies may be offering contrarian investors a better entry point this summer.
Interview #2: Geomorphic AI in Action
In the second interview, Geomorphic co-founder Mark Sumner is joined by Kincora Copper CEO Sam Spring — one of the people actually using the technology.
Sam says Geomorphic has helped Kincora:
- Analyze large, complex datasets far more quickly
- Identify information its own team had previously missed
- Rank and prioritize exploration targets
- Evaluate new projects and mineral claims
- Make faster, more informed exploration decisions
This isn’t about replacing geologists.
It’s about giving experienced geologists a tool that can process geology, geochemistry, geophysics, drilling records, maps, and other technical data in a fraction of the usual time.
Geomorphic already has 14 projects of its own and roughly 15 additional opportunities in advanced due diligence.
The investment angle is straightforward: If AI can help explorers identify better targets before expensive drilling begins, it could materially improve the economics of mineral discovery.
You can learn more about the company here:
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To your wealth,
Nick Hodge
Publisher, Resource Stock Digest
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