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What changed in construction this week — regulation, market, company moves, case law — with sources cited.
Control, Not Capability, Became the Product
The argument over whether AI belongs in construction is over; this week's news — Autodesk's leadership change, WSP's Microsoft alliance, a Sydney startup gating its AI agents, EU compliance dates now set in law — was all about who holds the keys.
How Three Regulatory Tracks Are Making UK Construction-Product Data AI-Ready
Three regulatory tracks — statutory reform, voluntary standards and the EU's binding DPP regime — are converging on one requirement: structured, traceable, machine-checkable construction-product data.