Usage of "collective intelligence"

rus

коллективный разум

portuguès

inteligência coletiva

espanyol

inteligencia colectiva

català

intel·ligència col·lectiva

Group intelligence that emerges from collective efforts.

Related terms

concept

intel·ligència col·lectiva

Usage of collective intelligence in anglès

The market's wisdom-thecollective intelligence of a nation of gamblers-isnearly perfect. 
 The new yorker 

Social insects, such as bees and ants, display what scientists call collective intelligence. 
 The Science of Battlestar Galactica 

It's like Peer-to-Patent, in that it relies on the collective intelligence of the public. 
 Wired 

The first challenge is to tap our collective intelligence. 
 The Guardian 

We are the collective intelligence that governs the Node. 
 The Complete Rama Omnibus 

Under the microscope, the incredible exercise of the cells' collective intelligence reveals itself with spectacular beauty. 
 Wired 

So there's no collective intelligence at work here. 
 Wired 

That is what I mean by collective intelligence. 
 The Rational Optimist 

The band is tremendous, tight and visceral yet also thoughtful, with both individual and collective intelligence. 
 The Irish Times 

Therefore, a genius isn't just someone who stands out, but also the product of collective intelligence and talent. 
 The Irish Times 

The collective intelligence of the staff of Shrewsbury School could find nothing but dull mediocrity in Charles Darwin. 
 Darwiniana : Essays — Volume 02 

Is collective intelligence really more intelligent? 
 Wired 

Further, the Harvard Business Review recently reported, "If a group includes more women, its collective intelligence rises." 
 Feminist dot com 

Isolation on an island or devastation by a famine could reduce the population and so diminish its collective intelligence. 
 The Rational Optimist 

In doing so, firms are neglecting their most valuable resource: the collective intelligence of the organization as a whole. 
 Wired 

This gave the Species an external, collective intelligence far greater than anything it could hold in its admittedly capacious brain. 
 The Rational Optimist 