In the latest AI4ST Practice Lab session, the fourth in the series, and the one that wraps up its first full arc, the participants moved from mapping possibilities to weighing whether those possibilities are worth pursuing at all. The session turned to exploring the operational and cultural conditions that determine…
Tuesday 14 July, 16:00 CEST In the next Practice Lab session, we will move from mapping AI-augmented workflows to making judgments about them. What would it realistically take to introduce these workflows into our work? What organisational trust and buy-in would be needed? What safeguards should be in place, and…
In the latest AI4ST Practice Lab session, participants moved from theory into the messy, productive reality of everyday work. Building on workflows mapped in the previous session, the group explored where AI capabilities might realistically support sustainability transformations practice, and what could be lost in the process. The workflows included…
What Should Remain Human in AI-Supported Practice? Session 2: Mapping a Real Workflow · 2 June 2026 What do we bring to our work as humans that a machine cannot replace? This question guided the second AI4ST Practice Lab session, Mapping a Real Workflow, where a small group of researchers…
Following the April kickoff sessions, the TCAI Practice Lab is now continuing as an ongoing peer-learning and inquiry space for transformation practitioners exploring how AI is reshaping sustainability transformation work. The Lab is designed as a cumulative journey rather than a set of stand-alone events. Each session builds on the…
The Practice Lab began with two kickoff sessions that invited participants to reflect on how AI is already showing up in sustainability transformations work. Rather than starting with tools, trends, or technical claims, the sessions began from lived practice. Participants shared examples of using AI for note synthesis, teaching design,…
The Practice Lab is an expert-facilitated, peer space to explore how AI is actually showing up in sustainability transformations work. Rather than focusing on tools alone, the aim is to surface real experiences from practice and begin to make sense of what they reveal — what’s working, where tensions are emerging, and how our use of AI is evolving.
The arrival of AI into our daily lives represents a major rupture. We’re building a new vocabulary and toolkit to help us meet this moment with wisdom. But we need YOU to make this happen.
Introducing TC’s AI for Sustainability Transformations Project.
