Published 2023-05-30
Keywords
- Artificial intelligence,
- Decision-making,
- Architectural design,
- Technological innovation
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Copyright (c) 2023 Tiziana Ferrante, Federica Romagnoli
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Abstract
The increasingly pervasive use of artificial intelligence within the complexity of the world around us continues to fuel the scientific, philosophical, and political debate. Even within the construction sector (although still in an embryonic phase), it is possible to observe the first concrete results of the application of new digital processes, which are increasingly autonomous and support the design, definition, and validation of the project. The new frontiers of expansion of artificial intelligence systems, encouraged by the digital transition, require a careful reflection on the impact of new technologies in redefining the designer’s role in the decision-making process.
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