CI.edu 2024: Educating for Collective Intelligence
Last Friday we wrapped up the First International Symposium on Educating for Collective Intelligence, which I had been working with my co-chairs towards for half the year. Follow the links to learn more about the rationale, the amazing cast of speakers who showed up to share their thoughts, with their papers and talks. But here are the […]
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