High street change runs on two tracks as AI planning evidence rules arrive
Planning Inspectorate AI guidance for casework coincides with a Potters Bar High Street application and Worle High Street safety works.
The Planning Inspectorate has published guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in casework evidence [2]. The guidance applies to any appeal, application or examination dealt with by the Planning Inspectorate [2].
Read together, these items show high street change being handled on two levels: street-level works in Worle are moving forward, while the Planning Inspectorate is setting procedural rules for AI in cases such as the Potters Bar application [1][2][3]. Since the Potters Bar application is an application dealt with by the Inspectorate, the AI guidance covers any use of AI in that case [1][2].
Sources
- Planning Inspectorate: Section 62A Planning Application: S62A/2026/0159/ Maple House, Nos 8-16 (even) & 30-32 High Street and nos 1-7 Princes Parade, Potters Bar, EN6 5BA
- Planning Inspectorate: Use of artificial intelligence in casework evidence
- Weston Mercury: Major works to begin on Worle High Street with lower speed limit
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