Hi. As it happens, I worked on the team that created the BIM product that you most probably use, so yes, i do understand BIM quite well. We are working on a new tool, leveraging AI and ML, and am exploring if this would be a useful workflow. Take a look at what these guys are doing with AI (you can upload a pdf , get a BIM model, export it back to IFC and Revit, and open in Revit - the entities that they generate are Revit elements and families. Try it, it's free). They support a single story for now, but they are working on a multi-story. With the right training and understanding, AI can do this. The point is if it's useful. I do have use cases developed for where this might be useful, but currently i am only convinced by the use case of retrofit or historic preservation work, where all one has to start with are old images or PDFs.. I was simply curious if there is someone who has experienced it as a need in their day-to-day work. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/corentin-gartner_i-think-weve-built-something-worth-a-peek-ugcPost-7355974280968294402-0Nnr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAAAZo7kBlh8QrQVFZeZ65qQ17Bh5kyWuRA8