Transcript excerpt from a YouTube discussion contrasting traditional architectural design workflows with AI-enabled real-time collaboration. The speakers note that architects typically iterate in isolation—meeting clients, taking ideas away, sketching over days or weeks—whereas AI allows much of that ideation and iteration to happen in real time, which is presented as a major advantage.
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You want this in your own organization. If you're a solopreneur, you want to do something yourself. It's a great thing to do. You wanted to add something. I do, yeah. You mean. Oh, I. Watching your body language. That's so interesting. You know, it occurred to me, Mike, this is a very different sphere. And the way that you operate in the way that your team operate, it's quite eye opening. Because the way that we work in the architectural world is we sit with a client, we talk to them, we get their ideas, we'll sketch, you know, so there is that in kind of real time. But then we take their ideas away and we go and we iterate and it's a separate exercise and it's kind of done in relative isolation. And then we'll come back a week or two weeks later, we'll say, okay, this is what we thought about. This is what we've created. Okay, react to this, and we'll draw and we'll sketch. We'll cross that out and we'll go back, okay, and we'll do it again and we'll go back and forth like that. But to then see that, okay, what's actually happening is you are doing all of this in real time. And I think that's one of the major powers of AI.