It's a Controls Problem

It's a Controls Problem
Podcast Description
Dive into the world of building automation with "It's a Controls Problem"! Hosted by industry expert Charles Johnson and industry newb Matthew Vanberg, this podcast explores the latest advancements in controls systems, energy efficiency, and smart building technology.
Tune in for insightful discussions, practical advice, and interviews with leading professionals. Expect laughs, learning, and maybe a few epic fails along the way as we get real and dive into all things building controls related.
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The podcast centers around themes such as advancements in building automation technology, energy efficiency, and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within the industry. Notable episodes include discussions on AI's role in HVAC optimization with facil.ai, educational initiatives with Stack+Joules, and insights on the future of smart buildings and ongoing professional development.

Dive into the world of building automation with “It’s a Controls Problem”! Hosted by industry expert Charles Johnson and industry newb Matthew Vanberg, this podcast explores the latest advancements in controls systems, energy efficiency, and smart building technology.
Tune in for insightful discussions, practical advice, and interviews with leading professionals. Expect laughs, learning, and maybe a few epic fails along the way as we get real and dive into all things building controls related.
This week, we sit down with Gulai Shen of the Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities. Gulai helps us unpack the complex world of AI-driven building management, focusing on the many factors that influence how and where AI can be applied effectively with a people-centric focus.
We dive deep into the critical role of data quality, discussing how clean, reliable data is the single most important factor for successful AI implementation. Gulai explains that an AI system is only as good as the information it's trained on, and how poor data can lead to flawed decisions, wasted energy, and even compromised safety.

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