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AI Insight roundtable backs smarter data use
Property Week brought together a panel of experts to discuss the growing uptake of AI across the industry and the challenges and opportunities it presents.
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Why the building manager role is still key
AI tools that automate co-ordination, reporting and reactive administration will free up building managers’ time to focus on the human element of building operations, improving rather than phasing out their role.
A code to crack AI adoption in BTR
The Association for Rental Living’s new Code of Practice and AI Strategy, set to be unveiled in May, will help the sector get to grips with the technology and how it can be used to boost the customer experience.
Deepki’s Jeff Blaylock discusses why tech must be held accountable within real estate
AI tools are a breakthrough in terms of real estate information, but human expertise is still a necessity.
James Thomas of SES on the importance of trusting AI to run buildings smarter
AI can address the problem of fragmented data ownership to help the efficiency of buildings in operation.
Are AI tools good investment drivers?
AI tools to identify buyers and investment opportunities are improving all the time, but are they reliable? Ian Weinfass speaks to some of the firms using the technology to find out.
Top-down tech leadership is on the rise
Chief technology officer roles look set to become more common within property firms, experts tell Ian Weinfass.
Lanpro technical director Alistair Walker on how AI can support the EIA process
With the right safeguards, AI will improve clarity and consistency of environmental impact assessments.
Alpha Property Insight founder Dan Hughes discusses a ‘new dawn’ for the industry
We need professionals who understand both the built environment and the potential of emerging tech.
Taking responsibility: What are the ethical implications of misusing AI?
Just because AI can be used doesn’t mean it always should be. Ian Weinfass asks experts what the key considerations should be and what support is available to encourage ethical use of the technology.