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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 29 MIN

Engineering the AI Shift: From Awareness to Adoption

from Engineering Influence from ACEC · host acecnational

Brock Storrusten and Dennis Boone join ACEC’s Engineering Influence to explore how AI and large language models are rapidly transforming the AEC industry—and what engineering firms can do right now to adopt these tools responsibly. In this episode, they break down the real-world opportunities AI presents, from streamlining marketing automation to leveraging existing tools for everyday workflows. They also dive into the critical safeguards firms need in place, including data classification, governance frameworks, risk management strategies, and vendor vetting to ensure sensitive information stays protected. Listeners will walk away with clear, actionable guidance on how to get started: develop practical AI usage policies, begin with small-scale pilots using public or enterprise tools, and gradually integrate internal data in a secure, structured way to unlock long-term productivity and innovation across the engineering profession.

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