The power of collective intelligence

Authors:
Aaron Weiss
Affiliations:
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Venue:
netWorker - Beyond file-sharing: collective intelligence
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Though the overall health of the tech sector may have looked bleak a few years back---at least in the eyes of financial analysts---a blend of old and new ideas, evolving technologies, and changing cultural values have recently given the online world new vigor. With content derived primarily by community contribution, popular and influential services like Flickr and Wikipedia represent the emergence of "collective intelligence" as the new driving force behind the evolution of the Internet.