collective intelligence

When I’m looking for some collective intelligence on movies or TV shows that I might want to see, I tend to favor Metacritic over Rotten Tomatoes, because Rotten Tomatoes focuses more on a thumbs up, thumbs down, and Metacritic focuses more on a gradient. And it seems like even though thumbs up and thumbs down might be better foregoing this... See more

In its broadest form, “collective intelligence” can be seen as a collaborative approach to problem-solving, typically supported by technological tools, which allows for real-time co-ordination and mobilization of knowledge that is distributed among many individuals (Suran et al., 2021).

At the same time, the explosion of AI-generated content and the difficulty that democratic societies have in keeping pace will make our ‘epistemic resilience’ more critical than ever. Building tools that support robust human reasoning, self-governance, scientific synthesis, fact checking, and democratic participation will shape our ability to... See more