  There have been theory-based endeavours that directly engage with AI and ML
in the landscape discipline. By presenting a case that uses machine learning
techniques to predict variables in a coastal environment, this paper provides
empirical evidence of the forthcoming cybernetic environment, in which
designers are conceptualized not as authors but as choreographers, catalyst
agents, and conductors among many other intelligent agents. Drawing ideas from
posthumanism, this paper argues that, to truly understand the cybernetic
environment, we have to take on posthumanist ethics and overcome human
exceptionalism.
