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MACRO ANALYSIS

Our research of macro systems provides evidence,
reasoning and consideration into the wider
implications of our projects

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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DISPLACEMENT

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CLIMATE CRISIS

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CENTRALISED VS 
DECENTRALISED

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HEALTHCARE

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 ECONOMICS

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SYSTEMS OF
GOVERNANCE

OUR MACRO SYNTHESIS
Below is selection of 16 key macro conclusions that inform our unit's direction 

AI + HEALTHCARE

LLMs and SLMs can be integrated into healthcare systems to improve access by enabling more efficient systems that reduce spatial demands and ease the burden on staff.

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AI + SOCIETY

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Reliance on AI technology can have a negative impact on society, as it degrades social activity. Generative AI cannot imitate the full potential of human craftmanship.

AI + EDUCATION

Chatbots integrated into SLMs and LLMs can be embedded within existing technological infrastructure to deliver accessible education  to a broad population.

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AI + CLIMATE

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LLMs can identify anomalies in weather data and anticipate extreme events, establishing communities to respond more quickly to potentially devastating incidents.

AI + LAND MANAGEMENT

AI can be integrated within new land management systems to monitor forest health through technologies such  as LIDAR scanning and remote sensors integrated into SLMs.

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CENTRALISED

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Centralised systems allow for resources and power to be concentrated into one location, aimed at improving efficiency. This is more common as the scale increases.

DECENTRALISED

Decentralised systems improve access and allow more autonomy and adaptability, this is useful when reacting to local needs and changes.

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CENTRALISED vs DECENTRALISED

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Centralised and decentralised structures are not isolated entities, they are positioned on a spectrum, with most systems containing varying degrees of autonomy across different areas.

CLIMATE

Extreme natural weather events are occurring at an accelerated rate, with each event proving to be more impactful than the last.

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ECOLOGY

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Ecosystems rely on natural weather events, so we cannot stop them, only prepare for them and build more resiliently to reduce climate related disasters.

ECONOMICS

To enable sustainable growth without causing further harm to the planet, the principles of Doughnut Economics should be adopted to create more equitable conditions.

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POLITICS

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Global leaders are increasingly prioritising national economic growth, often at the expense of wider global interests.

DISPLACEMENT

Over the last 10 years there has been an increase in displacement across the globe, due to a wide range of issues and countries.

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DISPLACEMENT

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Current methods of dealing with displacement are not effective, due to current systems inability to react to a range of local conditions.

HEALTHCARE

Contemporary hospital systems often turn their back on the urban fabric, typically being built on greenfield sites at the edge of settlements rather than integrated into the city.

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MACHINE FOR HEALING

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Contemporary hospital systems tend to be orientated around technological systems, rather than the prioritising the wellbeing of patients and staff.

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