An article in Commercial Observer explores AI use and interest among the construction, industrial and logistics sectors. According to a survey released by Ferguson Partners, talent management and strategic advisory services firm for the real assets industry, more companies seek to invest in AI over the next two years. The survey cites a clear directional shift, as AI and automation are no longer niche experiments, but are becoming core to how real estate organizations operate, allocate capital, and differentiate in a competitive environment. The article also examines the rapid move to AI in the architecture, engineering and construction industries, and trends happening there. Catch the full article here or in the linked PDF to learn more about the survey’s results and hear expert commentary from Mike Cordingley, managing director at Ferguson, and Thomas Scarangello, managing principal and senior adviser at engineering consultancy Thornton Tomasetti.