Study published by AIA quantifies current adoption and use of AI across the profession

A new study published by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) quantifies current adoption and use of artificial intelligence (AI) across the profession, as well as the opportunities and concerns about its increased use in the design and construction sector.

The report, Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Architecture Firms: Opportunities & Risks, is part of The Architect's Journey to Specification series and was published in collaboration with Deltek and Construct Connect.

"AI is transforming the design industry, creating both challenges and opportunities for Building Product Manufacturers," Derek Guffey, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP, Vice President of Sales, Building Product Manufacturers Segment, ConstructConnect. "This research offers key insights into AI and its impact on go-to-market strategies and product selection in this brave new world. The Journey to Specification serves as a guidepost for manufacturers planning for an AI-driven future."

"The future of architecture isn't about AI replacing human creativity - it's about AI enhancing it," Chris Metropulos, AIA, CSI, LEED AP, Senior Director, Product Management, Deltek. "When we automate routine tasks, we create more space for innovation, allowing architects to focus on what they do best: designing spaces that create lasting value."