Poke Launches AI Agents Accessible via Text for AECM Tasks
Poke's new AI agent simplifies task automation via text, offering AECM professionals an accessible tool to enhance project management and communication efficiency.
AI Compute Power to Surge 1000x by 2028, Says Suleyman
Mustafa Suleyman forecasts a 1000x increase in AI compute power by 2028, driven by hardware and software advances. This will accelerate AI adoption in AECM sectors, enabling faster, cheaper, and more powerful design and construction tools.
SpaceX Plans Orbital Data Centers to Power AI Growth
SpaceX's plan to deploy up to 1 million orbital data centers aims to support AI growth sustainably, prompting new design and construction challenges for the AECM industry.
Agentic AI Transforms Development Strategies in AECM
Agentic AI, promoted by Google Cloud, is enhancing AECM workflows by automating information processing and decision-making, promising faster and more accurate project delivery.
Autodesk Integrates Revit with Forma for Seamless Data Flow
Autodesk's new Tech Preview integrates Revit with the Forma AECO platform, enabling seamless data transfer and AI-powered design tools to streamline early design and collaboration workflows for AECM professionals.
OpenAI Proposes Solutions for AI Impact on Industries
OpenAI's new document outlines AI's impact and proposes responsible development strategies. AECM professionals should prepare for AI-driven changes and evolving regulations.
AI Task Data Key to Predicting Job Impact in AECM
Economist Alex Imas stresses that task-level data is essential to accurately predict AI's impact on jobs in the AECM sector. Job exposure percentages alone are insufficient to forecast workforce changes. Understanding how AI tools affect specific tasks will guide operational decisions and policy.
CES 2026 Highlights Autonomy and AI in Construction
CES 2026 positioned construction technology at the forefront with autonomous machinery, AI tools, and electrification innovations. These advances will transform project execution, safety, and sustainability in the AECM sector.
Arcol Launches Browser-Based BIM 2.0 for Conceptual Design
Arcol launched a browser-based BIM 2.0 tool focused on collaborative conceptual design, backed by $5 million seed funding and additional VC investment. The software aims to enhance early-stage AEC workflows and compete with established platforms like SketchUp and Autodesk Forma.
