Why AI Is a Labor Cost, Not a Software Cost
Construction Executive
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AI tools should be evaluated as labor-replacing investments similar to heavy equipment purchases, not treated as typical software expenses. Construction companies need to account for AI's impact on workforce costs and productivity when making procurement decisions.
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