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It specifies mandatory team information, a problem statement, a step-by-step workflow describing AI/LLM usage, intended users, human oversight and validation checkpoints, and traceability of sources and intermediate steps. It also requires coverage of limitations, risks, uncertainty, material use, references in Vancouver style, and a declaration confirming lawful data use and responsible AI disclosure.","AI Engineering Workflow Challenge\u000bSubmission template\nKeep the section headings. Replace all grey guidance text with your own content and delete the guidance notes. Replace “XXX” in the page header with your team name or a short title.\nMaximum 4 pages, excluding the references and the signed declaration on the last page. Proposals exceeding the limit will not be evaluated.\nDo not change fonts, margins or page size. A workflow diagram is strongly encouraged and counts towards the page limit.\nSubmit as a single PDF file via the fib Symposium Dresden 2027 ConfTool submission system by 28 February 2027, 23:59 CET.\nA team may have a maximum of 5 members and may submit only one Concept Proposal. All team member details requested in Section 1 are mandatory. The working language of the Challenge is English.\n1. Team and problem statement\nTeam members — all fields below are mandatory for every member (maximum 5 members):\nState the structural engineering or infrastructure management problem your workflow addresses. Why is it meaningful and who is affected by it?\n… [Your problem statement here.]\n2. Proposed AI-assisted workflow\nDescribe the workflow as a structured sequence of steps in which AI tools and engineering judgement interact. Cover:\nthe main steps, with expected inputs and outputs of each;\nthe intended users of the workflow;\nwhere and how LLMs or other AI tools are used at each step.\nA workflow diagram is strongly encouraged — insert it below.\n… [Your workflow description and diagram here.]\n3. Human oversight and validation\nExplain where and how the engineer remains in control, and how the outputs will be verified. Cover:\nthe decision points where an engineer reviews, corrects or approves AI outputs;\nhow outputs will be checked against reference solutions, expert judgement or established engineering procedures.\n… [Your oversight and validation approach here.]\n4. Transparency and expected engineering value\nDescribe how the workflow is made traceable, and what benefit it delivers. 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