02-10-2026 02:00 via newcivilengineer.com

Why small and steady will accelerate GBR's AI future

New Civil Engineer - From operational planning to passenger services, there is growing pressure on organisations to demonstrate how they are preparing for a more intelligent, customer-focused future. But as Great British Railways (GBR) continues to evolve, there is a risk that the industry becomes too focused on future AI innovation before the operational groundwork is fully in place to support it.
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