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Artificial intelligence and machine learning help building designers, but also those who want to make construction sites safer. Here are my picks from recent construction-related AI news.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Big construction companies are testing technology that could save lives<\/h2>\n

A number of big construction companies are testing AI-aided computer vision that could save lives, and money, by predicting when accidents will happen. Boston-based Suffolk persuaded several of its competitors to join a consortium that would share data to improve the technology.<\/p>\n

Source: MIT Technology Review<\/a><\/p>\n

Autodesk\u2019s machine learning tool ranks job site risks<\/h2>\n

Autodesk has released a preview version of BIM 360 Construction IQ, a machine learning tool that analyzes large swaths of project data to rate safety and quality issues by risk level.<\/p>\n

Source: ConstructionDive<\/a><\/p>\n

AI to assist and guide planners through the process of building a project plan<\/h2>\n

InEight, a leading developer of construction project management software, announced that Clark Construction will now use InEight\u2019s project planning and scheduling application InEight Basis to enhance its process.<\/p>\n

Source: aithority.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Founded out of Oslo in 2016, Spacemaker has created simulation software that manages the computational side of designing structural layouts in multi-building residential developments. On June 9, the company announced a $25 million round of funding co-led by Atomico and Northzone, with participation from a host of industry investors.<\/p>\n

Source: venturebeat.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Investigating the future of\u00a0generative design through architectural style learning<\/h2>\n

Stanislas Chaillou<\/strong> recently presented his thesis, Bias & Architectural Style: A New Frontier for AI In Architecture, at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, in the Master of Architecture program. Chaillou built an\u00a0entire generation methodology using Generative Adversarial Neural Networks (GANs).\u00a0<\/p>\n

ArchDaily<\/a> explains his study and ArchiNet<\/a> has interviewed Chaillou on his thesis.<\/p>\n

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