The arrival of generative AI marks the biggest digital transformation yet seen in construction: embrace or fall behind, says Darren Russell, formerly of Mott MacDonald.

AI and machine learning (ML) tech for the golden thread, digital design and 3D printing are the targets for the next round of Innovate UK funding. Those selected for the funding will work with Foster + Partners and Buro Happold.

An AI-powered data analytics platform from Costain and WSP could create more than £10m in savings for Northumbrian Water. The water company is funding the proof-of concept project to improve…

Data, ethics and the law are the first topics to consider when bringing AI into a construction project or organisation.

Construction site escape routes and emergency exits should be regularly reviewed – and using AI-based software to do this saves times and could save lives, says Karl Dooner, CEO of Proicere.

Nima has reminded the industry that the foundation of successful deployment of AI technology is high-quality data.

Send us your questions about AI to pose to our expert panel during the opening webinar in this year’s Digital Construction Summit

The built environment is one of the sectors least prepared to use the benefits of AI, according to the British Standards Institution. The national standards body assessed seven sectors across…

Winning the digital race starts with intentional application over chasing trends, argues Naismiths’ Gareth Parker.

Acquiring both professional knowledge and human-like judgement, integrating with business and clarifying professional responsibility: these are the four signposts that a future dominated by AI will be a good one.

French engineering giant Eiffage is partnering with Google Cloud to develop and implement AI in its operations.

The CIOB AI playbook, launched this week, proposes a 12-step strategy for implementing AI into an organisation and its workflows.

Construction is ripe for transformative change via AI, so embrace the future, says Estimate One’s Simon Herod.

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past fortnight, including the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act moving closer to implementation.

There are 68 ways in which AI can be deployed to make the built environment more sustainable, according to new research.

Tabarak Ballal FCIOB, professor of construction engineering and management at the University of Reading, is at the cutting edge of research in AI. She shares her insights.

A new survey of more than 500 architects reveals that they are ready to adopt AI, but are worried about its future impact on fees and employment.

Primavera P6 schedules are the bread and butter of many project managers’ roles. But, René Morkos asks, what if there was a way to use AI to improve the schedule’s efficiency, reducing build timelines and saving money with the click of a few buttons?