Reports

Engineering Disruptive Technology

    2018 Study Tour Report

    Daniel Kelabora

    Will a computer take my job? As a young professional in the public works field the uncertainty about the impacts of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on my future in the profession and industry led me to ask this question. This report explores how the public works profession is responding to other technological disruptions and drill down on how an Engineer’s role might change with AI.

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