Chatting GPT
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Maryrose Lyons, officially a ‘Top Voice in Artificial Intelligence’, is your digital whisperer in the AI jungle! With over 20 years of experience and a knack for demystifying AI, she's turning professionals into power users. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast encompasses themes like AI ethics, emotional intelligence in technology, and AI's role in various industries such as healthcare and creative arts. Specific episodes include discussions on making AI more human with Marie Toft, and the future of work with Dr. Lollie Mancey, providing listeners with actionable insights and diverse perspectives on artificial intelligence's implications and applications.
Real conversations with the humans making AI work. Maryrose Lyons of AI Institute, speaks to AI directors, founders, and strategists who’ve moved beyond pilots to real transformation. From architecture studios to construction sites, AI is changing how we design, build, and manage the places we live and work. This is the podcast for built environment where you learn from the people who’ve done it, not just talked about it.
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Andreessen Horowitz has a thesis that every building is still designed by software from the 1990s. Niklas Lindgren agrees, and he is building the company to change it. His claim is blunt: AI is about to change how 70 to 80% of the hours on an engineering project get done.
Niklas is the founder and CEO of Endra, a Stockholm-based AI platform built specifically for mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) engineers. While we don’t normally have vendors on the podcast, we made an exception in this case because Endra looks like the Revit killer everyone’s been waiting for after all these years. Andreessen Horowitz certainly seems to think so, having invested in the Swedish based AI start up.
In this episode, Niklas walks Maryrose through why MEP has been so slow to change, why jobs are not disappearing even as the work transforms, how firms can build entirely new services on the back of AI, and why outsourced teams are the most exposed. He closes with the one practical step every engineering firm should take this week.
A sharp, grounded conversation about the AI rebuild of the built environment, from someone doing it inside the largest firms in the industry.
In this episode
- Why MEP engineering has barely changed since the 1990s, and the three layers of complexity that kept it stuck
- Why Autodesk is a partner, not a competitor
- What Endra has learned from working with world-class engineering teams
- Why AI will change 70 to 80% of project hours, and why jobs are going nowhere
- The new products and pricing firms can build on the back of AI
- Why outsourced, commoditised work is the most exposed
- The one practical step every engineering firm should take this week
- Why this is a people game that takes real time, not a quick pilot
Links
- Endra Website
- Niklas Lindgren on LinkedIn
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