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Hosted by Nate Fuller · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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Short, research-driven briefings from Placer Solutions on how A.I. is reshaping construction. Distills key takeaways from the A.I. Excellence in Construction report series with real world use cases, adoption realities, and practical guardrails for scaling responsibly.
Nate Fuller hosts A.I. Excellence in Construction: Research Briefings, a technology show with 21 episodes published.
Episode summary: A.I. agents are starting to help negotiate and evaluate on behalf of construction firms. Two new studies show they misread who they are negotiating with and favor A.I.-written submissions. This episode m
Episode summary: New research from Boston University and BCG shows that putting A.I. agents on the org chart changes how carefully managers check their work. This episode runs the findings against construction workflows,
Episode summary: Across Placer Solutions A.I. peer groups, the builders getting reliable results have stopped tuning prompts and started managing context. This episode follows one subcontractor who rebuilt bid intake aro
Episode summary: Construction peer groups spent early 2026 moving onto Claude and Cowork faster than any other A.I. tool. Then Anthropic shipped its most capable model yet, Fable 5, and the government suspended it three
Episode summary: Per-token A.I. prices have fallen sharply, yet construction firms are spending more than ever. This episode traces the gap to consumption, not price, and reads the May 14, 2026 repricing moves from Anthr
Episode summary: The capabilities that used to require a big firm's budget are getting cheap. Across Placer Solutions A.I. peer groups, smaller builders are retiring legacy estimating software outright, collapsing contra
Episode summary: When we published the 2026 A.I. Excellence in Construction report, we placed construction workflows on METR's pace-of-change chart. Six months later, the chart has been outpaced. We unpack what's changed
Episode summary: The risk profile for A.I. in construction has changed. In a recent study of 847 production agent deployments, hallucinations were only 9.3 percent of observed vulnerabilities. We look at what dominates t
Episode summary: In three of the four Strategic A.I. Peer Groups for Builders this spring, the LLM-vendor conversation matured. Builders moved past the question of which model wins. They're building portfolios now: a pri
DescriptionEpisode summary: A short episode on the most underrated lesson construction leaders are learning from A.I. adoption right now: that a successful pilot can be the most expensive way to discover the underlying b
Episode summary: Construction project teams now have access to platforms that turn natural-language descriptions into working software. This episode walks through the tools by name, maps them to the report's citizen deve
Episode summary: Construction leaders in the A.I. peer groups are stacking real, measurable wins from A.I., and those wins are compounding. This episode unpacks how early adopters are pulling ahead not through breakthrou
Description Episode summary: Anthropic's Claude Cowork launched in January 2026 as a desktop agent for non-technical knowledge workers. This episode uses Cowork as the lens for understanding what agentic A.I. actually me
Description Episode summary: Construction technology must scale first across projects within a company and then across companies in a fragmented industry. The 2026 A.I. Excellence in Construction research report shows th
Episode summary: New economy-wide labor market research confirms what construction-specific data already showed: A.I. exposure concentrates in language-heavy, document-driven roles and barely touches physical craft work.
Episode summary: This episode explains the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and why it changes what "adopting A.I." means for contractors. With agents now able to connect into project systems like Procore, scheduling tools,
Episode summary: In this episode of A.I. Excellence in Construction, we break down the shift from chatbots to agentic workflows, and why it matters for every superintendent, PM, and project engineer on your team. What yo
Episode summary: In this episode, we explore a recurring theme in construction tech: pilots are easy; scaling is hard. What you’ll learn: • Pilots avoid hard questions: pilots work because they quietly sidestep ownership
Episode summary: In this episode of A.I. Excellence in Construction, we explore “vibe coding” and the growing pattern of field and project teams creating their own A.I.-enabled tools, sometimes building lightweight softw
Episode summary: In Episode #2 of A.I. Excellence in Construction, we walk through a practical “Opportunity Map” approach for prioritizing A.I. use cases, so you can focus on workflows that are repeatable, measurable, an
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