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Collectiveintelligence101

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Sunit Shrestha
Sunit Shrestha

This document discusses collective intelligence and defines it as an intelligence that emerges from the collaboration and competition of many individuals or agents, acting more intelligently together than any could alone. It provides examples of collective intelligence in nature like ant and bee colonies, which lack central leaders but can adapt rapidly through simple behavioral rules and feedback systems. The document also discusses how connecting people and computers could lead to collective intelligence on a larger scale.

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Collective Intelligence Global problem solving and self-organization... Sunit Shrestha
Why we need collective intelligence? The ingenuity gap; complexity drives challenges at exponential speed
C.I. de?nition ... is an intelligence that emerges from the collaboration and competition of many individuals (agents), an intelligence that seemingly has a mind of its own. wikipedia.org
MIT¡¯s CI center more IT oriented... ¡°How can people and computers be connected so that¡ªcollectively ¡ªthey act more intelligently than any individuals, groups, or computers have ever done?¡± before?'
George Por¡¯s humanist de?nition quot;the capacity of human communities to evolve towards higher order complexity and harmony, through such innovation mechanisms as differentiation and integration, competition and collaboration. quot;
In short... How 1 + 1 + 1 > 3 ? or Synergy in group¡¯s collective problem solving
if we are all fairly stupid, how can we act smart collectively?
Ants colony ? Queen is not the central commander, in fact, no commander at all. ? Each ant is relatively stupid, simple rule of behavior. ? Yet adaptive to rapid changes. From ?ghting to ?nding & storing food ? Rely on feedbacks such as pheromone
So as Bees Hive
So as urban development
The Brain and Neural network
SimCity / SimLife
Star?sh & Spider ? Aztec, Inca, Apache & the Spanish ? Linux ? AA
Global data connection & resource mobilization in nature a.k.a global brian ? Bacteria creative net in precambrain era ? Eukaryotes early nervous system ? Embryonic memes ? Socio-evolution and the global brain
Global Brain ? Systems as collective learning machine ? Key conditions ? Conformity enforcers ? Diversity generators ? Inner-judge / local feedback ? Resource shifters ? Intergroup tournament
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Collectiveintelligence101

  • 1. Collective Intelligence Global problem solving and self-organization... Sunit Shrestha
  • 2. Why we need collective intelligence? The ingenuity gap; complexity drives challenges at exponential speed
  • 3. C.I. de?nition ... is an intelligence that emerges from the collaboration and competition of many individuals (agents), an intelligence that seemingly has a mind of its own. wikipedia.org
  • 4. MIT¡¯s CI center more IT oriented... ¡°How can people and computers be connected so that¡ªcollectively ¡ªthey act more intelligently than any individuals, groups, or computers have ever done?¡± before?'
  • 5. George Por¡¯s humanist de?nition quot;the capacity of human communities to evolve towards higher order complexity and harmony, through such innovation mechanisms as differentiation and integration, competition and collaboration. quot;
  • 6. In short... How 1 + 1 + 1 > 3 ? or Synergy in group¡¯s collective problem solving
  • 7. if we are all fairly stupid, how can we act smart collectively?
  • 8. Ants colony ? Queen is not the central commander, in fact, no commander at all. ? Each ant is relatively stupid, simple rule of behavior. ? Yet adaptive to rapid changes. From ?ghting to ?nding & storing food ? Rely on feedbacks such as pheromone
  • 10. So as urban development
  • 11. The Brain and Neural network
  • 13. Star?sh & Spider ? Aztec, Inca, Apache & the Spanish ? Linux ? AA
  • 14. Global data connection & resource mobilization in nature a.k.a global brian ? Bacteria creative net in precambrain era ? Eukaryotes early nervous system ? Embryonic memes ? Socio-evolution and the global brain
  • 15. Global Brain ? Systems as collective learning machine ? Key conditions ? Conformity enforcers ? Diversity generators ? Inner-judge / local feedback ? Resource shifters ? Intergroup tournament