Intelligence
The document discusses different types of intelligence including animal, emotional, networked, collective, organizational, and intelligent systems. It defines intelligence as the ability to create knowledge, skill, or wisdom. It also discusses how intelligence has evolved through trial and error, pattern recognition, and memory. Animal intelligence focuses on mobility, senses, and instincts related to survival. Emotional intelligence is influenced by universal tendencies like avoidance of fear and protection through love. Networked and collective intelligence demonstrate that sharing ideas and group problem solving can boost intelligence beyond an individual level. Organizational intelligence posits that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts within a group. Intelligent systems are able to replicate environmental features and determine appropriate actions.
Intelligence
- 1. Intelligence In all its manifestations
- 2. Intelligence Evolution as intelligence Animal intelligence Emotional intelligence Networked intelligence Collective intelligence Organizational intelligence Intelligent systems
- 3. Intelligence Intelligence is the ability to create knowledge, skill or wisdom It is a set of skills itself
- 4. Knowledge Knowledge is residual information that corresponds to reality or action in reality
- 5. Skill Skill is the ability to successfully interact in reality to achieve some desired goal
- 6. Wisdom Wisdom is the ability to make practical and fair decisions
- 7. Evolution as intelligence Trial and error and memory Pattern recognition Pattern replication
- 8. Animal intelligence Mobility Senses Food or foe? Approach or avoid? Fight or flight? Eat or copulate?
- 9. Emotional intelligence Our instincts tell us to behave in ways that have served our ancestors when we¡¯re under pressure
- 10. Emotional intelligence Emotions and drives emerge from universal tendencies Avoidance > fear Fight > anger Eat > appetite Replicate > passion Protect > love
- 11. Networked intelligence Sharing ideas can improve ability to create knowledge
- 12. Collective intelligence Intelligence is not ¡®additive¡¯ You cannot add your IQ to mine and get a double score 134 + 122 ¡Ù 256
- 13. Organizational intelligence New Synergy: The whole is greater than the best of the parts, I.e. The group is collectively smarter than any individual in the group
- 14. Intelligent systems Any system that is able to: Replicate essential features of its environment, and Define appropriate action for navigating or manipulating that environment
- 15. Intelligent systems Grow Develop Perform Maintain Replicate
- 16. Fractals Fractals appear intelligent in design
- 17. Galaxies Galaxies appear intelligent in design