AI for the quiet majority: what if you're not a starchitect?

Every AI-in-architecture case study this year comes from the same narrow slice of the profession: firms with research labs, PhD fellows, a Head of AI. Interesting, but not representative. 95% of architecture studios are 30 people or fewer.

They don't have the AI specialist. They don't have the time to constantly test new models, build bespoke workflows, and then maintain them for the rest of the studio - they have real deadlines and real clients.

This talk is about that quiet majority: hundreds of thousands of studios (many of them our customers) figuring out AI on their own terms, from the ground up.

The workflows that actually get used. The projects won because of it.

The honest limits of what it can and can't do yet. If the AI conversation in architecture has felt like it's happening to somebody else, this is the talk that's actually about you.