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.

My Favorite Moments from Episode 240 "I've Got to Get My Project Out on Friday"

Episode two asked what switching costs. Episode three closes the BIM 2.0 arc of the Next AEC Tech Stack series with the two questions that have been running underneath the whole thing so far: where does a generative tool's output stop and your judgment start, and what actually survives once data has to move between platforms. These have been the questions that keep coming up in every practice at some point when evaluating not just new tools, but the new ways of working they're bringing into practice as well.

Below are the lines worth keeping. Every timecode is a link. Click it and you land on that moment in the episode so you don't have to go searching to hear the voice that said it.

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