In Houston, a new approach is being taken to ensure compliance with building regulations. County documents provide some insight into the plan.
Funds have been set aside for a program that utilizes artificial intelligence. This technology is expected to play a key role in reviewing construction projects.
Further information can be found through Houston Public Media, including details on how the AI software will be used to check new builds and ensure they meet county requirements.
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