nima Virtual Spring Conference 2024 / Networking Rooms / Artificial Intelligence and the Built Environment

Artificial Intelligence and the Built Environment

Networking Room 5

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In this unique virtual environment there are six Networking Rooms, each with their own topic area for discussion, insight and real-world experience. They will demonstrate Information Management learning and progression within the built and managed environment.

When you land in the Artificial Intelligence in the Built Environment Networking Room, we’ll be asking the question “How AI is currently used in construction and what’s coming in the next few month / years?”. There are many applications to discuss, together with the benefits and challenged they represent. Join in the conversation on how AI is powering a new construction era! 

Each networking room is open from 08:00 to 18:00 and will be facilitated through a combination of subject matter experts, thought leaders and future thinkers! This means there will be an abundance of people to talk to and connect with throughout the whole day.

08:00 – 10:00	The impacts of AI on the built environment	David Claxton, Owner, Zway Nick Tune, CEO/Co-founder, Optimise-AI
10:00- 12:00	Will AI make the construction industy safer?	Nick Tune, CEO/Co-founder, Optimise-AI
12:00 – 14:00	Does AI need industry governance? And how can this be achieved?	Marie-Claude Hemming, Director of Operations, Civil Engineering Contractors Association Nick Tune, CEO/Co-founder, Optimise-AI
14:00 – 16:00	The highs and lows of Generative AI when tasked with solving engineering design problems	Tristan Olivier, Chief Visionary Officer & Technical Director, The Institute of Specialist Surveyors and Engineers Nick Tune, CEO/Co-founder, Optimise-AI
16:00 – 18:00	Redefine faciltiies management with AI	Tom Shrive, CEO, Machines for Humans Nick Tune, CEO/Co-founder, Optimise-AI