Episode Description

In this in-depth interview, Greg Lawton from Nodes and Link discusses the evolution of AI in construction, recent partnerships with Oracle, and the future of autonomous systems and AI governance. Gain insights into ground truth models, auditable AI, and the transformative potential of AI-driven orchestration in industry.

He explains:

◼️Ground truth models for AI
◼️Auditable AI and trust in automation
◼️Partnerships with Oracle for industry innovation
◼️The evolution of AI in construction and project management

Chapters

00:00 Welcome Back and Introduction to Nodes and Link
01:39 Evolution of Nodes and Link: From Scheduling Tool to AI Expert
04:45 Partnership with Oracle: Shaping the Future of Construction
07:24 Shared Values and Principles in Business
08:40 The Importance of Auditability in AI
11:15 The Role of AI in Project Management
13:40 Industry Fallacies and Lessons Learned
17:20 The Challenge of Non-Software Companies
18:41 Emerging Dynamics in Software Development
22:16 New Features: Autopilot and Ground Truth Models
27:41 The Legal Accountability of AI
29:58 The Future of AI Autonomy
32:12 The Rise of Humanoid Robotics
33:50 Implicit Knowledge and AI
36:35 The Future of Project Management Technology
41:53 Transformations in Professions and Mindsets
49:56 Unleash the Code Intro.wav

Resources & Links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-lawton-3545497b?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_ios

Website: https://nodeslinks.com/

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