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Medieval Art, Collective Intelligence, and Language Abuse - The Ethos of Distributed Systems 
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Social-IST is an FP7 project funded by the European Commission (DG CONNECT) under the ‘ICT-Future and Emerging Technologies’ thematic area of the ‘Cooperation Programme’ with the main aim of catalysing interdisciplinary collaborations and organising consultations of multidisciplinary research communities on the theme of Social Collective Intelligence.
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A new study has explored whether crowd intelligence works equally as well regardless of the difficulty of the task being attempted.
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By urbanohumano | urbanohumano created a magazine on Flipboard. "Collective Intelligence" is available with thousands of other magazines and all the news you care about. Download Flipboard for free and search for "urbanohumano".
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Since James Surowiecki his book on the wisdom of crowds back in 2005 the notion that collective intelligence can trump individual intelligence has entered the public consciousness. It has indelibly led to constructs such as idea markets, where organisations attempt to tap into the crowd for everything from stock picks to business ideas. -
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Intelligence is not just something that happens inside individual minds. It also arises within groups of individuals and this phenomenon can be quite powerful.
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Thomas W. Malone is the Patrick J. McGovern Professor of Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management and the founding director of the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence. He was also the founding director of the MIT Center for Coordination Science and one of the two founding co-directors of the MIT Initiative on "Inventing the Organizations of the 21st Century". Professor Malone teaches classes on leadership and information technology, and his research focuses on how new organizations can be designed to take advantage of the possibilities provided by information technology.
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Moving from fragmentation to connectedness. Using collective intelligence & the power of human capacity for finding solutions for the benefit of huma.
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Links on the practice and theory of collective intelligence, by Pierre Lévy
Some of my favorite thinkers (alphabetical order)
jean lievens's insight:
For browsing during a rainy weekend
Juan Carlos Barbosa Herrera's curator insight,
August 3, 2014 11:24 AM
como para la tesis doctoral... excelente!!
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Next up in this transformation series is the seventh enabler: Collective Intelligence. One of the key themes throughout this transformation series is the clear movement from an enterprise entity to an extended enterprise of stakeholders. This extended enterprise – or what I alternatively call value ecosystem – increases complexity and requires a new management approach to be effective. I use the term collective intelligence as an umbrella phrase that combines the critical need for both collaboration and analytic excellence. This includes other forces like crowd computing, crowdsourcing, co-creation, and wisdom of the crowd – all of which stem from the connectedness of our world, and the growing realization that value creation requires a broader community.
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In his speech, Geoff Mulgan talks about collective intelligence and how we think about the idea of openness. Through several examples, he introduces a reflection around crowd sourcing data and its use.
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“This project tackles not one, but two amazingly complex issues – time and economies – and so as part of setting up the project I’ve had meetings with each of the advisers and project partners to get a better idea of the kinds of issues they think it would be important for the project to address. It’s been fascinating talking to everybody, one-on-one, and to start unpacking how we might go about researching the question of time and sustainable economies.
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One Tour’s belief is that collective intelligence can change the world. I think that Delancey Street is striving to build this intelligence from scratch. Criminals who often swore to kill each other -so not particularly thrilled by the collaborative aspect of human relationships- get to learn that it is ok to make mistakes and to ask other co-residents for help.
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Tim van Gelder: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_van_... - Tim van Gelder was a founder of Austhink Software, an Australian software development company, and is the Managing Director of Austhink Consulting. He was born in Australia, educated at the University of Melbourne (BA, 1984), the University of Pittsburgh (PhD, 1989), and held academic positions at Indiana University and the Australian National University before returning to Melbourne as an Australian Research Council QEII Research Fellow. In 1998, he transitioned to part-time academic work allowing him to pursue private training and consulting, and in 2005 began working full-time at Austhink Software. In 2009 he transitioned to Managing Director of Austhink Consulting.
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One of the hottest topics for leading thinkers on work and well-being is flexible and remote working. Five years ago it seemed like the future - organisations adopting new technologies to enable employees to work from home, on the commute, and not have a traditional space termed the office. The flexible working debate has changed in the past 12 months however, and the victory of new technologies for remote working is no longer the expected fait accompli that it has been. Suprisingly, the businesses leading the change of heart on the future of the workplace have been technology firms - with Yahoo, and most recently Hewlett Packard 'banning' their employees from home working.
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“This is the story of a quest for answers to how a designer can help people create their own products. How we can collaborate globally and produce locally, and how we can make a living while sharing knowledge and designs?
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By urbanohumano | urbanohumano created a magazine on Flipboard. "Collective Intelligence" is available with thousands of other magazines and all the news you care about. Download Flipboard for free and search for "urbanohumano".
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If two heads are better than one, imagine the collective intelligence of the global population. This is crowdsourcing at its best.
Sue's curator insight,
January 10, 2015 8:23 PM
A broad article with some good examples of how crowdsourcing has been successful
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“The emergence of Partido X (Spain), Partido de la Red (Argentina), Red Sustentável (Brasil) and Wikipartido (Mexico) suggest a new era in politics. Net (InterNet) parties incorporate the open, horizontal and leaderless processes associated with free software and social movements such as 15M.
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EC4CI, European Centre For Collective Intelligence - How can we together develop Collective Intelligence?
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The Front End of Innovation blog covers everything related to the Front End of Innovation, innovators and individuals who are constantly seeking to innovate across industries and subject matters.
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Professor MIT Tom Malone talks about his research on collective intelligence and how it applies to leadership skills.
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An Open Science Workshop will take place in Geneva on the 19th of September 2013, from 10 am to 17 pm. It aims to map Open Science references and initiatives and, consequently, to enhance the P2P Foundation and Wikipedia coverage on the topic.
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How do we create the conditions and environment to begin to collectively address problems? This is a question that concerns design strategist Michael Grigoriev, and one that he spoke to at Design Indaba Conference 2013.
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