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Horizons 2034: architecture in the age of AI

Architecture in the age of AI: four signposts to watch

In this 澳门王中王 Horizons 2034 scan, Mark Greaves highlights four key signposts for the development of artificial intelligence (AI): acquisition of professional knowledge, achievement of human-like judgement, integration into business and clarification of professional responsibility.

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