Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept for the infrastructure sector. It is a present-day necessity. During Infraweek in Paris, Taiyo.AI participated in a specialised AI training session hosted by White & Case LLP, focused on how technological innovation is reshaping the core pillars of the industry.
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A Morning of Practical Intelligence
The morning was dedicated to practical knowledge and strategic foresight. Experts shared essential frameworks for integrating AI into the early-stage planning and financing of large-scale assets — the phase where intelligence has the highest leverage. Jerome Petit and Vincent Asquin led an interactive "Prompt Challenge" workshop, demonstrating the power of precise data querying and AI interaction in professional workflows. And Romain Bal showcased Taiyo.AI's platform as a leading example of how Grounded Intelligence is being used to streamline construction and global infrastructure data in real project environments.
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Listen to the Full Session
For those who were unable to attend the morning in person, the conference and panel discussions have been made available via podcast. The sessions offer a deep dive into how digital tools are reducing waste and improving decision-making across the sector.
A Growing Community
We would like to thank our host and sponsor, White & Case LLP, as well as Nadine Huynh, Karim Zine-Eddine, and the Paris Europlace team for organising such a high-impact event. The rich exchanges with industry members reinforce our belief that the future of infrastructure is collaborative, data-driven, and increasingly intelligent.
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