In a city ravaged by pollution, new technology emerges as a solution to deal with the environmental crisis. Artificial nature, cybernetics and biotechnology are three key areas being explored to create a sustainable living environment for our inhabitants. Artificial nature involves creating green spaces and natural habitats within an urban environment using techniques that replicate the natural world. In polluted cities, these spaces help purify the air, provide natural habitats for wildlife, and create a more comfortable and healthy living environment. Cybernetics integrates technology and biology to create more efficient and effective systems. This may include using sensors and data analytics to monitor and manage environmental conditions and developing more sophisticated methods for waste management and resource allocation. Biotechnology is the application of engineering principles to biological systems. In polluted cities, this includes developing genetically modified plants that can absorb pollutants from the air and creating artificial trees that generate electricity from solar panels. A skyscraper visualized as a biophilic air purification tower with glass walls that let in natural light is an example of how these technologies can be combined to create a sustainable living environment. Towers not only serve as beautiful design features, they also serve a functional purpose, purifying the air and creating a healthier living environment for its residents. Taken together, these new technologies offer hope for creating a better future in a world ravaged by pollution and the environmental crisis.

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