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AI and Land Use—a Perfect Match in Real Estate Heaven
The capabilities of AI are boundless, and its effects promise to introduce new dimensions to the present land use planning regimes. Yet, despite these benefits, human expertise, and the human perspective in land use remain indispensable.
February 06, 2025 at 12:31 PM
7 minute read
In a world driven by efficiency, artificial intelligence (AI) reigns supreme. To that end, the ever-evolving landscape of AI continually presents new software and capabilities, sometimes raising questions about the necessity of a human equivalent. However, a lesser-explored conversation arises when AI truly integrates with an industry that depends heavily on human expertise and experience. Enter: AI and land use—the perfect match.
As will be further discussed below, AI advancements have facilitated, and will continue to facilitate, more informed decision-making and resource-saving efficiencies that were previously unattainable with traditional methods. The capabilities of AI are boundless, and its effects promise to introduce new dimensions to the present land use planning regimes. Yet, despite these benefits, human expertise, and the human perspective in land use remain indispensable.
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