AI will never replace the human creative spark

The Architects’ JournalAI will never replace the human creative spark While artificial intelligence can help us to be more efficient, the creative and collaborative nature of architecture and design can never be replaced by a computer program, argues John Porter  The post AI will never replace the human creative spark appeared first on The Architects’ JournalAnna Highfield

Construction Attorneys Get an AI Assist in Document Crunch

Artificial intelligence is often touted as a gamechanger for construction processes, and Document Crunch, a company co-founded by a longtime construction attorney, is already changing up one key area: construction contracts.

The Secret Architect: Absent intelligence

The Architects’ JournalThe Secret Architect: Absent intelligence The danger with artificial intelligence, says the Secret Architect, is that everything stays as it is, but with the fun part outsourced to AI The post The Secret Architect: Absent intelligence appeared first on The Architects’ JournalAlan Gordon

Lessons from Logistics: Embrace Technology to Modernize Construction

Welcoming, artificial intelligence, construction robotics and the internet of things into our jobsites offers an opportunity for construction to modernize the way the logisitics sector already has.

Artificial intelligence and crafts: what would William Morris do?

The Architects’ JournalArtificial intelligence and crafts: what would William Morris do? A mixture of fear and doubt about the consequences of an AI-saturated profession leads Cristina Monteiro to consider the pioneering craftsman, designer and socialist William Morris and what he might have made of artificial intelligence The post Artificial intelligence and crafts: what would William Morris do? appeared first on The Architects’ JournalSimon Aldous

RICS - Generative design: A knowledge-based approach to construction

How can the advantages of generative design be best applied to help meet demand for infrastructure and housing for example, cut costs and improve productivity and efficiency. What are the challenges implementing a generative design approach and how can they be overcome? How is generative design being used today and how will it change the way we build tomorrow?

FT - Unleashing AI’s potential: how it can help us adapt to climate change 27062023

AI has the potential to be a key tool in the fight against climate change and make meaningful change in this critical moment. Hamid Maher, Managing Director & Partner at BCG, explains the importance of AI when it comes to tackling climate change, how it can be used to forecast both long-term and immediate hazards, and in turn help decision makers take action.

Fully Charged Show - MASSIVE Storage. THIS is How To Power the Grid With 100% Renewable Energy! 23052023

Big batteries are perhaps the key to making a completely renewably powered grid possible. Imogen visited Europe's largest battery energy storage system, Pillswood in Hull to find out how Harmony Energy is getting as much clean energy from Dogger Bank, the world's biggest wind farm, onshore and into our homes. But these are no ordinary batteries, at 200 MWh these Tesla Megapacks are decked out with Artificial Intelligence, these are working to make the grid both renewable and flexible.

Tom Scott - I tried using AI. It scared me, 13022023

Tom highlights that Artificial Intelligence will have a huge technological transformational impact on society

Free Documentary - Industry 4.0, The Future of Manufacturing, 13012023

Cutting-edge technology and new manufacturing science promises that the factories of tomorrow will be very different places, demanding a new approach to factory design and the workforce. This FD video highlights how robotics, AI, edge detection, machine learning, IoT and smart factories are advancing manufacturing and assembly into smart factories