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From Carpenter at 12 to Stanford & Silicon Valley - How Sarah Built an AI to Process Construction Documents & Raised $20M in just 10 Days

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"I had my first startup when I was five years old and I stole my parents' Polaroid camera and went to the local fair and sold people on Polaroids." In today's episode of Bricks & Bytes, we had Dr. Sarah Buchner, founder of Trunk Tools, and we got to learn about her journey from carpenter to tech entrepreneur, the challenges of unstructured data in construction, and how AI is revolutionizing the industry. Tune in to find out about: ✅ How Trunk Tools is building the "brain behind construction" ✅ The staggering amount of documentation in a typical construction project ✅ Why most construction tech fails to gain adoption ✅ How AI agents are automating bureaucratic tasks in construction Listen now on Spotify to hear Dr. Buchner's insights on the future of construction technology and how Trunk Tools is empowering builders to focus on what they do best.

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