alt Hacker News> architecture because you can't generate infinite synthetic training data for those.
It's just harder to do. Would not be at all surprised to see e.g. Autodesk bought out for exactly that purpose.
> architecture because you can't generate infinite synthetic training data for those.
It's just harder to do. Would not be at all surprised to see e.g. Autodesk bought out for exactly that purpose.
Yeah I think they're definitely coming for architecture. A lot of it is just solving for constraints. The more artistic side will still require a human...at first.
You don't even need Autodesk. You can have Claude whip up a web app and build a higher level understanding of the building and then translate it to whatever output or format you desire.