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Active Inference for Built Environments & CooperActive Systems

Applying Active Inference to designing, managing, and evolving built environments.

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This Ecosystem project applied Active Inference to designing, managing, and evolving built environments that prioritize the flourishing of all life, via distributed intelligence and digital twins.

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The project explored how distributed intelligence and digital-twin approaches, framed through Active Inference, could support built environments designed and managed for the flourishing of all life rather than for a single optimization target. The project is now archived.

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