Lynn Pearcey, MBA, Senior Copywriter, AIA Contract Documents
July 11, 2024
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, chances are you’ve had a brush or two with Artificial Intelligence, or AI as it’s more commonly called. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a pervasive technology that continues to touch all facets of our lives. When it comes to this technology, from work to home and all points in between, the indelible imprint of AI is unmistakable. AI solutions make our homes simpler to manage and maintain while providing layers of comfort that seemed unimaginable a few short years ago.
While we feel the impact of AI at home, the workplace is where it’s most prevalent and that includes the wonderful world of construction. All over the world construction firms are unleashing the power of AI and changing the face of their projects and saving money in the process.
Saving Money Through AI
In construction, AI makes a difference, changes the game, and saves money in several different ways including the following:
Conclusion
AI is an amazing tool that will continue adding value to homes and workplaces for several years to come, including construction. Historically, construction worksites have always been a haven for elbow grease and sweat, but the imagination this new technology affords opens up pathways that have never been traveled. Hard work and blue-collar ideals will always be a part of the industry, but embracing fresh ways of thinking, including those found in AI, will cost-effectively further projects and the firms that comprise this critical sector of the global economy.
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