英文【英国皇家建筑师协会（RIBA）】2024年人工智能在建筑实践中的应用研究报告

RIBA AI Report 20241RIBA AI Report 2024RIBA AI Report 20242ContentsForeword 03 Muyiwa Oki, RIBA President 2023 - 2025Digital twin technologies: a major opportunity 04 Philip D. Allsopp. D.Arch., M.S.(Public Health), RIBA, CSBA, CEO, ORBIS Dynamics, IncThe current state, promise, and near-term future for AI in architecture 07 Amy Bunszel, Executive Vice President, AEC Solutions at AutodeskArchitects and artificial intelligence 10 Dale Sinclair, Head of Digital Innovation at WSPRIBA AI survey: findings 12 Adrian Malleson, Head of Economic Research Royal Institute of British ArchitectsAdoption of AI and its use within the architecture industry 27 Jaina Valji, Architect & Founder at Copy and SpaceThe computable and the incomputable 30 Tom Holberton, AI Researcher and Lecturer, UCL RIBA © 2024 All rights reserved. No part of this report may be reproduced or shared in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright holder.The content of articles contributed by external authors and published in this report are the views of those authors and do not represent the position of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).Front Cover: Experiment with Midjourney, image courtesy of Jaina Valji, Copy and Space.RIBA AI, generative design, and dataRIBA will continue to monitor developments and provide expert opinion and guidance about emerging and developing technology, and the profession.An expert advisory group (EAG) has been set up to help steer this work. The RIBA AI, generative design, and data EAG is Co-Chaired by Phil Allsopp and Nenpin Dimka, with a membership of Greta Jonsson, Maryam al Irhayim, and Des Fagan. RIBA staff support is provided by Alex Tait and Adrian Malleson. This group is building on the findings of the RIBA AI survey, presented here, to look at the broader, ethical, professional practice, and competitive implications of the widespread integration of advancing digital technologies within architects’ practice.  This EAG brings a wide range of expertise and experience in the fields of generative design systems, architectural practice, education and research, and public policy to examine both the opportunities and threats to the profession of architecture. The group will be using case studies to demonstrate the potential of these rapidly emerging technologies for equipping architects to play far more prominent and sought-after roles. These range from shaping climate adaptation policies for urban regions to the design, build and even manufacture of high-performance environments, where sustainable living and thriving commerce are the norm, not the exception for the few.The EAG has a one-year time frame during which it will report to the RIBA Council each quarter, with its final report and presentations being made available by December 2024.Philip D. Allsopp D.Arch., M.S.(Public Health)