cove, a full-service AI-powered architecture firm, has launched a new podcast, “Real Estate Meets AI,” hosted by co-founder and CEO Sandeep Ahuja, to discuss the application of artificial intelligence in the design, development, and delivery of real estate.The series aims to provide insights into how AI is transforming the real estate sector, featuring discussions with technology and data leaders from prominent real estate developers and REITs. Sandeep Ahuja stated, “We created Real Estate Meets AI for those who are building the future—literally. Whether you’re focused on investment, strategy, or operations, these conversations explore how AI is being put to work inside some of the most forward-thinking organizations in real estate.”The premiere episode features Keats Ali, Chief Technology Officer at Lincoln Property Company, a national real estate firm. The discussion covers the evolution of data strategy, the role of AI in enhancing customer experience, and approaches to change management within established systems. The second episode, also available now, features Rukevbe Esi, Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer at AvalonBay Communities, a publicly traded real estate investment trust.Episodes are released regularly, with each running approximately 20 to 30 minutes. “Real Estate Meets AI” is accessible on cove.inc/real-estate-meets-ai-podcast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. cove, a full-service AI-powered architecture firm, specializes in partnering with real estate leaders. The firm integrates architectural expertise with artificial intelligence to facilitate informed decisions, mitigate risks, and generate long-term value for projects.cove leverages its proprietary intelligence platform, Vitras.ai, to address complex design challenges, from early feasibility studies through final documentation. This approach is designed to accelerate project timelines, reduce rework, and enhance decision-making across project teams. The firm has completed hundreds of projects, collectively spanning over half a billion square feet.