ChatGPT to power up construction with AI

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Chatbot phenomenon ChatGPT looks set to become part of the construction industry, with its artificial intelligence now allowing contractors to talk to their plans.

ChatGPT on mobile phone screen Togal.AI is one of the first companies to utilise ChatGPT within the construction industry. Photo: Ascannio - Adobe Stock

Furthermore, their plans will talk back to them.

The announcement was made by Togal.AI a construction technology business that produces estimating software.

Togal.AI has launched OpenAI ChatGPT, a system intended to enhanced document management.

The company says the system allows construction professionals to use semantic search functionality to quickly access information across thousands of pages of, for example, plans, specification books, schedules and budgets.

Time-saving technology

According to Togal.AI, the artificial intelligence within ChatGPT allows it to understand the context of natural language queries put to it by construction professionals, then deliver the most relevant results from relevant documents.

Patrick Murphy Togal.AI Founder and CEO said, “We see great potential for ChatGPT in the construction industry and we’re proud to be one of the first to use it.

“It is incredible to see our teams literally talk to their plans and have their plans respond back with answers instantly. With hundreds of pages in construction plans, ChatGPT will help Togal.AI users save time, improve accuracy and serve as a powerful tool to eliminate mundane tasks, so estimators can focus on higher-value jobs.”

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