AI in Construction: From More Work to Better Work

Much of the discussion around artificial intelligence in construction focuses on the jobsite — automation, robotics, computer vision. Those applications are real and increasingly visible. but the larger economic impact sits earlier in design and estimation. 

Identifying risks in construction with AI

Much of the talk around AI in construction has focused on anticipated productivity gains but arguably the greatest transformation could lie in how risk is identified, decisions are justified and responsibility is allocated, writes Mark Macaulay of Dentons. The post Identifying risks in construction with AI appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

AI in construction: An opportunity to improve processes, not replace them

Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t about replacing people on construction sites; it’s about giving them better information, stronger safeguards and more time to do their jobs safely and productively. The post AI in construction: An opportunity to improve processes, not replace them appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

The AI in Construction Momentum Will Only Continue to Grow

Some say artificial intelligence is just another tech bubble when it comes to architecture, engineering, and construction. Burcin Kaplanoglu says it, rather, is already changing construction workflows for the better. 

AI in construction: Proceed with care

AI has the potential to tackle construction errors that currently cost the economy billions each year - but brings risk unless its use is kept in check, writes John Priestland, chairman of the Technology Working Group of the Get It Right Initiative. The post AI in construction: Proceed with care appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.