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Subject(s)

• Architecture and technology [Browse]
• Artificial intelligence [Browse]
• AI art [Browse]
• Architecture—Philosophy [Browse]

Summary note

Robert Cha explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and architecture, examining how AI could transform design, space utilization, and the built environment. The book presents speculative ideas on how architecture might evolve as AI systems become more integrated into human life, influencing not only construction processes but also the ways we experience and interact with physical structures. Cha contemplates AI’s role in reshaping architectural aesthetics, functionality, and the ethical implications that arise with the introduction of intelligent design systems.

ISBN

• 9781961856363 (paperback)
• 1961856360 (paperback)

OCLC

1428896999

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