"I don't think AI knows what humans like" says Daniel Escobar

Over-reliance on AI tools in architecture could result in the loss of the human touch in design, cautions Daniel Escobar, co-founder of Online Lab of Architecture (OLA). However, he believes that AI can be used to automate certain parts of the architectural process, allowing architects to focus on more creative aspects and better client discussions. Escobar also emphasizes the importance of questioning the motives and potential impacts of AI development to ensure a positive impact on humanity.

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