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In this third episode, Laszlo Baranyay, Director of LB Architects, explores the fast-evolving role of architects in the age of artificial intelligence. This time, the conversation shifts to how AI is reshaping the architectural landscape—and why embracing a multi-dimensional mindset is essential for staying relevant. Laszlo shares an optimistic yet grounded perspective on AI’s impact, viewing it as a powerful tool rather than a threat. He warns against over-specialisation and highlights the growing risk of automation in repetitive tasks. Instead, he advocates for a return to the classical architect—the creative leader who draws from multiple disciplines to guide meaningful design. By comparing the profession to total football, where every player can adapt and shift roles seamlessly, Laszlo illustrates how architects must become equally flexible and expansive in their thinking. He also unpacks the risks of relying too heavily on AI in critical areas like compliance, documentation, and interpretation—where human judgement remains irreplaceable. Key Insights: Why over-specialisation puts architects at greater risk of being replaced by AI How embracing a broader, multi-skilled approach is key to future-proofing The critical difference between automation and purposeful architectural direction Real-world examples of AI-generated errors in design, scale, and documentation Why emotional intelligence, intuition, and human touch will always matter Watch the full conversation to discover how architects can thrive alongside AI—by leading with insight, adaptability, and imagination, not just automation.