Season 1. Episode 21. Unscripted with Nico Ianeselli

Nico Ianeselli wanted to be a doctor like his father until he heard it took 11 years, so he earned dual master's degrees in engineering and architecture instead. In this conversation with Jeff Pedowitz, the Chen Moore and Associates technology chief explains why construction's slowness isn't resistance but survival (a missed error means collapse, not a bug fix), and why safety-critical industries need humans in the lead, not just in the loop. He breaks down what digital twins actually do, from simulating hurricanes and full-load bridge scenarios to the 4D construction sequencing that avoided major mistakes on the $2.2 billion Muskrat Falls dam, and makes the case that IoT sensors plus digital twins could stretch a bridge's 50-year lifespan toward 200. Fresh from a conference trip to China, he delivers a blunt geopolitical read: Europe is crawling, America is walking, China is running. He takes on the unanswered AI liability question hanging over the Professional Engineer's stamp, flips the data center energy debate with his 4% versus 96% argument, and closes with a 50-year vision of AI contributing genuinely new engineering principles. His advice to a fearful Gen Z: magic is on the other side of fear.

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