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Civil engineer here. Claude is incredibly powerful in my field, but using AI is practically taboo. Is it like this in other industries ?

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From r/ClaudeAI: I’m a civil engineer and own a small municipal engineering firm. I also do forensic engineering, including expert work for legal cases. I use Claude, and it’s honestly shocking how powerful it is for this kind of work.

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Sunday, November 1, 2026, ranked 20
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A regulated-industry owner on AI use being taboo; a good read on adoption friction.
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AI, Enterprise
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Civil engineer here. Claude is incredibly powerful in my field, but using AI is practically taboo. Is it like this in other industries ? · Keeping Up with Silicon Valley