Full Replay: Managing AI Risk in Design and Construction

Published 2 months ago • 1 min read

Last week, we hosted a conversation with Marcial Velez from Xperteks and Richard Davies from MMP&S on how firms can govern AI responsibly.

Here are a few of the biggest takeaways:

Before committing to enterprise-wide AI use, investigate which models your tools rely on, where your data is being processed, and whether those tools are truly enterprise-ready.
If your team is already experimenting with AI, gain visibility into what they're using. Identify the tools in use, classify your data, and control access to sensitive information.
AI does not change your obligations. Client confidentiality, contracts, and professional liability still apply, even if AI is not explicitly addressed.
AI risk is not limited to large firms. Smaller firms face the same expectations and often carry equal or greater exposure when handling client data.

Resources Mentioned in the Webinar:

U.S. Copyright Office report on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence
ACEC’s Guidelines on the Use of AI by Design Professional Firms

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