
The Buzz Continues: How We Mapped the Roots of Tech’s Unsustainability
The second workshop in the series of 12 systems thinking workshops conducted at ClimateAction.tech.

The second workshop in the series of 12 systems thinking workshops conducted at ClimateAction.tech.

Thinking in systems: Mapping the current reality of unsustainable tech workshop focussed on defining the categories that contribute to this unsustainable nature. The initial idea was to just build 12 categories, but as with any systems thinking workshop, the workshop evolved into something bigger and more beautiful. We used a Miro dashboard to co-create the current reality. Miro gave us the ability to post sticky notes and have deeper conversations.

On May 13, 2026, five ClimateAction.Tech (CAT) members convened to begin a six-session journey of co-creation and learning. Facilitated by Jon Sleeper, this coaching circle… Read More »Cultivating Change: A Look Back at ClimateAction.tech’s Coaching Circle – Part 2

“The quality of your attention determines the quality of other people’s thinking” – Nancy Kline, Time to Think On May 13, 2026, five ClimateAction.Tech (CAT)… Read More »Cultivating Change: A Look Back at ClimateAction.tech’s Coaching Circle – Part 1
Written by: Paolo Rizzi As part of CAT’s Responsible AI programme in collaboration with ustwo, we welcomedProfessor Chris Preist for a session exploring the environmental… Read More »Responsible AI Series: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once: The Hidden Cost of AI
On May 28th, ClimateAction.tech partnered with UsTwo and RevAIsor to run a small workshop on values-driven risk assessment for AI development. The following summary was… Read More »Responsible AI Series: Why Values-Driven Risk Assessment Matters in AI Development
Our Responsible AI Programme’s full 2026 calendar has been released! Responsible AI is being run by CAT, with the generous sponsorship of ustwo. Across a… Read More »Join us for our Responsible AI Series
Introduction This year we are hosting a series of impactful events and workshops focused on responsible AI. We’re committed to raising awareness and cultivating a… Read More »Meme-tivisim – Rethinking AI’s environmental impact

The article recaps the latest installment of the systems thinking workshop series, “Identifying Wicked Problems in Tech” that took place on Thursday, September 11th. In the workshop we understood what constitutes wicked problems in technology, how to define them, and methods for examining them from different perspectives.