collective intelligence
Keely Adler and
collective intelligence
What if scholars & fans aided by computational algorithms, could knit together the books of the world into a single networked literature? If a reader could generate a social graph of an idea, or timeline of a concept, or a networked map of influence for anything in the library.
I am going to make the argument that the predominant form of the social web — that amalgam of blogging, Twitter, Facebook, forums, Reddit, Instagram — is an impoverished model for learning and research and that our survival as a species depends on us getting past the sweet, salty fat of “the web as conversation” and on to something more timeless, i... See more
Mike Caufield • The Garden and the Stream: A Technopastoral
via Interintellect
The Liminal Web: Mapping An Emergent Subculture Of Sensemakers, Meta-Theorists & Systems Poets
Joe Lightfootjoelightfoot.org
21st Century False Gods
sites.google.com
endemic egregores, manufactured idols, and primordial forces
Prediction: in 20 years it’ll be considered silly & selfish to have conversations focused on(non-private)information exchange that aren’t recorded
Why not contribute to the continuously evolving collective body of knowledge?
We’ll build positive sum structures incentivizing it
think we'll see both extremes - a lot of stuff made private, and a lot of stuff made public. interesting to note that this tweet was from 2020, before the big rise in LLMs. a normal response to from media cos and others to foundational models crawling the web is to make more things private.
