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'''Collective intelligence''' is a general term for intelligence that emerges from the collaboration and competition of many individuals in a group. A group of people can act smarter than a single individual. A [[Crowd|crowd]] for example can show surprising levels of wisdom ("The Wisdom of the Crowd") if there is a large variety in personal opinions. A swarm can exhibit fascinating forms of [[Swarm Intelligence|swarm intelligence]].
'''Collective intelligence''' is a shared or group intelligence that emerges from the collaboration and competition of many individuals in a group. A group of people can act smarter than a single individual. A [[Crowd|crowd]] for example can show surprising levels of wisdom ("The Wisdom of the Crowd").


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Collective intelligence is a general term for intelligence that emerges from the collaboration and competition of many individuals in a group. A group of people can act smarter than a single individual. A crowd for example can show surprising levels of wisdom ("The Wisdom of the Crowd") if there is a large variety in personal opinions. A swarm can exhibit fascinating forms of swarm intelligence.

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