242: Designing for 100 Years… in 100 Seconds? A conversation with Oliver Goldman, Greg Demchak, Matt Wash, Marty Rozmanith, and other experts about AI agents versus copilots, trust frameworks, and the challenges of prompting a building in AEC.
My Favorite Moments from Episode 240 "I've Got to Get My Project Out on Friday" 💬 Twenty-eight lines worth keeping from episode three of The Next AEC Tech Stack, the one that closes the BIM 2.0 arc. Twelve voices on where AI's judgment should stop and what actually survives when data moves between platforms.
I went to AU for the people When past guests, listeners, sponsors, and prospective partners stop me in a hallway, the thank-yous are a nice byproduct. What those conversations carried underneath was deeper: meaningful work is happening, and it is delivering real value to individuals. Those moments mattered because of that, not because my name got
What AI Can Actually Do in a Real Firm Today 📰 Eleven AEC vendors, one question: what can your AI actually do in a real firm today? The honest answers were more useful than any demo.
241: From Autocomplete to Agent: Where AEC Actually Is A conversation with industry vendors and practitioners about why AI tools in AEC often deliver value only on deterministic, repetitive tasks, the hype versus reality of autocomplete, copilot and agents, and the critical role of the AI harness.
My Favorite Moments from Episode 239 "You're Not Going Home Early" 💬 Thirty-one lines worth keeping from episode two of The Next AEC Tech Stack. Twelve voices on switching costs, muscle memory, and where the time you saved went.
Inside /slantis' Six-Month Sprint to Claude Code, 200+ Tools, and an AI Maturity Framework Mercedes Carriquiry and Nicolás Martínez on how /slantis actually rolled out AI across a 250-person studio, not the highlight reel version.