AI Technology Replacing Architects RIGHT NOW
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2023
- Will you be replaced by AI?
In this captivating video, we explore the advances and implications of AI in architecture. Join us as we delve into the fascinating realm where technology and design intersect. Uncover how artificial intelligence is being harnessed as a powerful tool to enhance architectural processes, from concept generation to construction. Discover the potential benefits and challenges AI brings to the industry, igniting a thought-provoking debate on whether it is a friend or foe to the world of architecture.
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David AI is superb but i feel that kills the creativity i love working with archicad anf twinmotion i am young architect should i expretize more this two or focus on AI? :/
AI is just a tool, same as archicad and twinmotion it does not make a good architect. You need to know the fundamentals first otherwise everything will fail and you might as well building house copies anywhere for anyone which dont respond to the brief or the environment. Our jobs are very tailor made experience. For now ai is still very generic. Wouldn’t worry too much about
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It's frightening, but that's the plain truth; A.I might take over, the majority of jobs, that people wouldn't have to work anymore, so let's just enjoy what we do while we have it right now, I guess 😢😅
Surprisingly it’s the white collar jobs that are actually at the highest risk, whilst blue collar jobs are still safe for a long time to come.
3d modelling is also under threat as Ai is significantly advancing in that.
AI is a tool, nothing more. It has the potential to be a very good tool, but no more than that. The Luddites thought the same about machines, that they would replace humans. Guess what, they didn't 🙂
In all sectors the best 'AI' designs have actually been designed by the human using AI as a tool. I've seen some atrocious and laughable house designs created by AI being used by imbeciles. Just think of the havoc that would cause if the AI tool was allowed to design hospitals without an architect using it. Anyone seen a saw (without a human using it) create a table leg, or a pen a novel?
Very true John, tools that are rapidly advancing and providing additional value every day
@@DavidTomic Indeed I saw a ridiculous question from someone wanting to know whether AutoCAD was a good career! Imbecile.