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Is AI really coming for architects' jobs?

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A study by Anthropic suggests architecture is highly susceptible to automation by AI, raising concerns about job security for architects; however, the discussion also highlights unique aspects of architectural work that may be less automatable, offering some reassurance to content creators in the field. Additionally, the surprise selection of Smiljan Radić for the Pritzker Architecture Prize and advancements in "bio-upcycling" were discussed, emphasizing the evolving landscape of architecture and design.

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