What is Collective Intelligence?
CI means many things to many people. Here, it refers to the capacity of human communities to evolve towards higher order complexity and integration through collaboration and innovation. This blog wants to be an embodiment of what it is about. If you care, subscribe and contribute.
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Canada Research Chair on Collective Intelligence
Pierre Lévy, author of Collective Intelligence: Mankind's Emerging World in Cyberspace, is heading the Canada Research Chair on Collective Intelligence at the University of Ottawa. He has graciously accepted my invotation to co-author this blog. I hope he is going to join us here soon. If you can't wait to meet him here, look up his Manifest. Or go to The Collective Intelligence Lab to read about its: General orientation and context; Missions; Approach and methods; Fields of activity.
Pierre visited Paris a week ago, and in a long and inspiring conversation, I accepted with the delight the "job" of designing and facilitating a process for the emergence of a global Collective Intelligence Network.
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