November 11th, 2023 On Saturday, November 11th, UM6P organized the graduation ceremony for the 2023 Cohort of master’s and bachelor’s programs. It was the occasion to celebrate all graduates and to recognize their outstanding efforts all over the period spent within us. The event started with an opening remark of Read more…
Abstract Humanity needs to deliberate effectively at scale about highly complex and contentious problems. Current online deliberation tools—such as email, chatrooms, and forums—are however plagued by levels of discussion toxicity that deeply undercut the willingness and ability of the participants to engage in thoughtful, meaningful, deliberations. This has led many organizations to Read more…
Abstract Identifying the best ideas from the vast volumes generated by open innovation engagements is costly and often time-consuming. One approach is to engage crowds in filtering the ideas, not just generating them. Klein and Garcia, 2015 proposed a “BOL” approach that is better (in terms of accuracy and speed) Read more…
Abstract Higher levels of economic activity are often accompanied by higher energy use and consumption of natural resources. As fossil fuels still account for 80% of the global energy mix, energy consumption remains closely linked to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and thus to climate change. Under the assumption of sufficiently Read more…
Abstract Contemporary inequality exists at an unprecedented scale. Social scientists have emphasized the role played by material wealth in driving its escalation. Evolutionary anthropologists understand the drive to accumulate material wealth as one that is coupled ultimately to increasing reproductive success. Owing to biological caps on reproduction for women, the Read more…
Abstract Sexual conflict is a thriving area of animal behaviour research. Yet parallel research in the evolutionary human sciences remains underdeveloped and has become mired by controversy. In this special collection, we aim to invigorate the study of fitness-relevant conflicts between women and men, advocating for three synergistic research priorities. Read more…
October , 2023 The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a global alliance that brings together government leaders and advocates from civil society to advance governance that is transparent, participatory, inclusive, and accountable. With 75 countries and 104 local governments as members, the OGP represents over two billion people and collaborates Read more…
October 27TH, 2023 With immense pride, the School of Collective Intelligence celebrates the completion of its Executive Master program in Collective Intelligence by the second cohort, affectionately known as “les fous” due to their spirited and adventurous nature. Led by a distinguished international faculty, this intensive nine-month program equipped participants Read more…
May 20 TH , 2023 The School of Collective Intelligence proudly hosted its highly anticipated Alumni Day on the memorable date of May 20th, 2023. This exclusive gathering served as a catalyst for our esteemed alumni community, igniting a day brimming with collaborative brainstorming, innovative ideation, and strategic planning. With a shared Read more…
May, 2023 In May, Professor Cathal O’Madagain and PhD student Talib El Aisatti were invited to participate in a workshop on reasoning at the esteemed Messerli Institute, located within the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna. This workshop provided them with a unique platform to present and discuss their research Read more…