🌟 Exciting news! Dive into the latest podcast episode with Matthew Krissel as he explores building an innovation culture in architecture. From AI in design to fostering creativity, this is a must-listen for all aspiring architects! Check it out here: https://t.co/wkRopuaCGN
@RyanHoliday
“Ego can’t see both sides of the issue. It can’t get better because it only sees the validation. Remember, “Vain men never hear anything but praise.” It can only see what’s going well, not what isn’t.”
Kind of important for meaningful work…
Designers should read "Ego Is the Enemy" by Ryan Holiday. Emphasizes the importance of humility & cont. learning; mastery & creativity comes from focusing on the work, not seeking recognition. Be open to new ideas & collaboration to serve a greater purpose, not personal ambition.
Pessimism about potentially life-enhancing technologies is not new. A Twitter account Pessimist’s Archive chronicles the unending stream of pessimism with old newspaper excerpts https://t.co/du2N0GrgwJ
"What matters is whether your habits are putting you on the path toward success. You should be far more concerned with your current trajectory than with your current results." @JamesClear
With the rise of technologies such as AI, those in the AEC industry need to identify what technologies do best & what design professionals do best. Instead of trying to compete with AI, design professionals should augment & amplify their own capabilities with what AI has to offer
@aiaphiladelphia invited me to write an essay for their Advancing Architecture and Design series.
My thoughts on Artificial Intelligence in architecture at this point on the Gartner hype cycle.
Embracing Uncertainty
#ai#architecture https://t.co/bv12xIAiGm
Looking forward to co-keynoting the TECH+ conference in NYC with my BEFC co-founder Matt Krissel discussing advances in AI in AEC on Friday October 27 2023 https://t.co/OnjGcmQch0 #AI#Construction#architects#architecture
I have been experimenting with using architecture and photography terminology, specifically text and image-based inputs, as the basis for AI commands. A very different way to iterate design ideas! Here is a study for a small modern cabin #sketchingInAI#architecture#AIworkflow
“Computers have failed to produce a huge surge in productivity, but the problem isn’t the computers. It’s that we haven’t let workers tap into the computers’ true power — automation. We still use them like typewriters or calculators.”
#automation#chatgpt
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@KIERANTMBERLK Thank you to so many people I have had the pleasure to work with over all these years. My colleagues at KT, clients, and collaborators, this has been an incredible experience. I appreciate the opportunities, proud of the outcomes, and cherish the relationships.