Presented by Covet
May 18th, 2026
Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from concept to everyday tool, transforming how design practices operate. But beyond the hype, many professionals are still figuring out how to apply AI in a meaningful and practical way.
This session outlines nine actionable strategies for integrating AI into business workflows, from automating routine tasks to enhancing creative processes. It focuses on real-world applications rather than abstract theory.
Attendees will learn how AI can improve efficiency, support decision-making and unlock new opportunities for innovation. The session also addresses potential risks and how to implement these tools responsibly.
As competition intensifies, leveraging AI effectively could become a key differentiator for design practices.
Curious about how AI can actually work for your business? This session breaks it down into practical steps. Join on 21 May 2026, 10:30–11:30am AEST and earn 1 formal CPD point.
‘Nine Ways to Turn AI into Your Business’ Secret Weapon’ is presented by Covet and is just one of 17 online, free and live-presented CPD Live sessions taking place from 19–22 May 2026.
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