I want to labour on an important point. The way to use AI in construction is different to other industries. This is for two main reasons: 1. Low profit margins meaning there is not much room for errors 2. Low overhead costs meaning the opportunity to actually save money/increase efficiency is in the driect costs (i.e. the costs of doing the physical construction works, not the cost of managing them) For example, a bad use case of AI is automating a quantity take off. It does not cost a company much to do a quantity take off, and can lead to increased risk and direct costs A good use case of AI is checking an estimate to reduce risk I feel like I make this point over and over again. But still, most software I see and "AI solutions" focus on "saving an estimators time" not increasing the accuracy of thier work

I wanted to put together a video covering the basics of how to use Claude. Step-by-step everything you need to know about the chat interface, the different models, etc. You can check it out here:

Hi, I’m an AI engineer from Japan working on expanding into the U.S. market. I really enjoy the technical and development side of projects, but I’d love to connect with someone from the U.S. or Europe who is confident in English communication and interested in collaborating on client-facing conversations. I’m not just looking for a one-time arrangement, but for someone I can build a good working relationship with over time. If that sounds like something you’d be open to, feel free to message me.

Hi, I am a field operator of a coal fired power plant in the philippines for almost 10 years now. With my experience, it is hard for me to find online jobs, so I researched and I found out that I can focus on hvac/mep world, I don’t know where to start exactly but starting with estimation and later focus on hvac is a good start i guess since I can find remote jobs as an estimator. :D