AI is not coming for your jobs. AI IS however trying to make your job easier, and help your teams finish their deliverables with more speed and greater accuracy. SWAPP is leading the way in offloading HUNDREDS of hours by automating documentation. If you're in the AEC space and looking for that next big hire, why not consider an AI that loves getting more work, has no problems working on weekends, and will gladly put in time during happy hours!
🌟 "The thing we’re finding most, which might seem really mundane, is just the ability for AI to free up time for people." - Darren Russell This is my favorite quote from the recent RIBA round table discussion, where industry leaders came together to discuss the transformative impact of #AI in #architecture. This quote aligns perfectly with what we do at SWAPP, where we are committed to freeing up architects' time through automation, allowing them to focus more on creativity and design. 🎨💡 Thank you RIBA and Adrian Malleson for pushing this important topic to the agenda and driving meaningful discussions that shape the future of architecture. For more insights from the roundtable and Adrian's research, check out the link in the first comment! 🔗 #Architecture #AI #Innovation #Swapp #Automation #Creativity #Design Jaina Valji Sammy Woodford PhD IHBC Samuel D. Omans Pablo Zamorano Mosnaim Phil Bernstein Dale Sinclair
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4mo🤔 That strikes me as depending on the job in question. Historically, automation and advances in technology make certain jobs rarer, or even obsolete. It's inevitable, given time and sufficient progress. AI is both. What its long-term effects will really be remains to be seen. Mine is likely to fall into the "rarer" category, perhaps before I can officially retire. It may even become obsolete in that timeframe.