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OSF | Cognitive Glues Are Shared Models of Relative Scarcities: The Economics of Collective Intelligence

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The Economics of Collective Intelligence v15 ML.pdf Version: 1 Created: November 6, 2024| Last edited : November 7, 2024 Authors Abstract Collective intelligence refers to emergent problem-solving capacities that are different than those of the system’s subunits. Due to the plethora of multi-scale systems within nature and society, it is imperative to understand the interaction policies necessary and sufficient for subunits to form collective intelligences. The economy is a complex system consisting of autonomous elements at multiple scales and which exhibits adaptive problem-solving…

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