Author Archives: Christine Coste

Registration open for GenAI Skills Lab – Sole Practitioners Series

Registration now open – GenAI Skills Lab (Sole Practitioners Series)

Last week I introduced the GenAI Skills Lab, a small facilitated group exploring practical uses of Generative AI in planning practice.

The first series is designed specifically for planning sole practitioners and independent planners, and starts next week.

The aim is to create a small working group where planners can experiment with AI tools, improve prompting skills, and discuss practical uses in planning work and sole practitioner businesses.

The first session begins next Tuesday.

Details and registration below.

GenAI Skills Lab – Sole Practitioners Series

Are you a planner in sole practice experimenting with GenAI?

I’m launching a new initiative called the GenAI Skills Lab – small facilitated learning groups exploring practical uses of AI in planning practice.

The first series is designed for sole practitioners.

Read more here:

What happens when planners reflect on possible digital futures? 

Last week at the NZPI planning conference I ran a small experiment during my presentation. The session explored three scenarios across planning and possible ways digital technology might change planning practice by 2030: Topic Scenario Question Policy Using behavioural data to understand how public spaces are used Q1: Should policy planners use 12 months of camera andContinueContinue reading “What happens when planners reflect on possible digital futures? “