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General Collective Intelligence vs the Innate Collective Intelligence Factor

2020-12-02

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<p>INTRODUCTION: Groups of individuals of species exhibiting collective behaviours have been suggested to have some innate general collective intelligence. General Collective Intelligence or GCI has been described as a platform that organizes individual humans into a single collective intelligence with the potential capacity for exponentially greater general problem-solving ability.OBJECTIVES: To explore whether a...

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10.31730/osf.io/kp3x8
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