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Panel conversation (led) · Upcoming · No. 47 · 4 November 2026

AI and the Future of SoFE

A panel conversation led by Amir at the School of Future Environments' AI in SoFE Research and Collaboration Day

AI and the Future of SoFE

Panel conversation (led) · Upcoming · 4 November 2026

As Associate Head of School (Research), Amir leads the central session of the School of Future Environments' AI in SoFE Research and Collaboration Day: a conversation on the opportunities, challenges and practical applications of artificial intelligence in research, education and practice across the built environment.

Role
Leads the session
Where
WZ12, AUT City Campus, Auckland

In the photograph · AI in SoFE: Research and Collaboration Day, 4 November 2026, AUT City Campus. Amir leads AI and the Future of SoFE.

Panel conversation (led) · Upcoming · 4 November 2026
At a glance
Role
Leads the session
Location
WZ12, AUT City Campus, Auckland
Host
School of Future Environments, Auckland University of Technology
Event
AI in SoFE: Research and Collaboration Day · Connect / Discuss / Create / Together
Date
Wednesday 4 November 2026, 9:30 am – 3:00 pm
His session
AI and the Future of SoFE, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Audience
All School of Future Environments staff, open to PhD and postgraduate students
The story

AI across the School

As Associate Head of School (Research), Amir leads the central session of the School of Future Environments' AI in SoFE Research and Collaboration Day: a conversation on the opportunities, challenges and practical applications of artificial intelligence in research, education and practice across the built environment.

One School, together

The day brings the whole School together, staff with doctoral and postgraduate researchers, to connect, discuss and create, continuing the neuroarchitecture panel he led in October and his work on digital twins and AI-enabled decision-making.

Evidence
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