Summary:
The book explores how the combination of human and artificial intelligence can form "superminds," which are groups capable of intelligent behavior surpassing individual abilities. It delves into various forms of collective intelligence, from simple groups to sophisticated systems, and discusses how these can address complex challenges in business, science, and society.
Key points:
1. Collective Intelligence: Malone defines collective intelligence as group task performance that surpasses individual efforts, involving both human and technological collaboration. The book highlights that group success depends on teamwork and smart tech use, not just individual smarts.
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