10 results on '"collective intelligence"'
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2. Participatory cultures and knowledge generative scenarios: rereading 3D virtual worlds
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Daniela Cuccurullo
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virtual worlds ,participatory culture ,collective intelligence ,mondi immersivi ,cultura partecipativa ,Education - Abstract
In an Information society, the web 2.0, in its evolution towards 3.0, represents the most evident transformation of knowledge transmission from the Gutenbergian model into new forms of connective learning and shared knowledge through the global net. Networks permeate social life and daily relations, modify the forms of knowledge and give rise to new educational and training contexts, provoking osmotic flows of co-construction of knowledge. Through the presentation and analysis of some experimentation projects using 3D immersive virtual worlds in higher-education contexts, the contribution draws attention to the potential of these spaces as places of social and cultural aggregation, as socio-constructive learning environments of collective intelligence, as scenarios of participatory culture generative action. Culture partecipative e scenari generativi della conoscenza: una rilettura degli ambienti virtuali 3D In una società informazionale il web 2.0, nella sua evoluzione verso il 3.0, rappresenta la più evidente trasformazione della trasmissione del sapere di stampo gutenberghiano in nuove forme di apprendimento connettivo e di conoscenza condivisa attraverso la rete globale. Le reti permeano la vita sociale e i rapporti quotidiani, modificano le forme della conoscenza e danno luogo a nuovi contesti educativi e formativi, provocando flussi osmotici di co-costruzione del sapere. Attraverso la presentazione e l’analisi di alcune sperimentazioni d’uso dei mondi virtuali immersivi 3D in contesti di alta formazione, il contributo focalizza l’attenzione sulle potenzialità di questi spazi come luoghi di aggregazione sociale e culturale, ambienti di apprendimento socio-costruttivo di intelligenza collettiva, scenari di azione generativa di cultura partecipativa.
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- 2019
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3. Culture partecipative e scenari generativi della conoscenza: una rilettura degli ambienti virtuali 3D.
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Cuccurullo, Daniela
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SWARM intelligence ,VIRTUAL reality ,PARTICIPATORY culture ,INFORMATION society ,SOCIAL networks ,WEB 2.0 - Abstract
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- 2019
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4. Dal mito alla macchina mitologica: politica e intelligenza collettiva in Furio Jesi (1964-1972)
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Raimondi, Fabio
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Károly Kerényi ,intelligence collective ,George Sorel ,machine mythologique ,mythological machine ,collective intelligence ,Furio Jesi ,mythe ,myth - Abstract
Le but de cet article est de reconstruire le parcours de la réflexion de Furio Jesi entre 1964 et 1972, c’est-à-dire de la découverte de la distinction de Kerényi entre « mythe authentique » et « mythe technicisé » à son dépassement par l’hypothèse, formulée en 1972, de la « machine mythologique », à la lumière de certaines références spécifiques de la pensée politique (Sorel et Le Bon en particulier) auxquelles Jesi semble penser, bien qu’il n’en parle pas ouvertement. C’est à travers la comparaison avec ces auteurs et d’autres que Jesi établit un rapport critique avec la distinction de Kerényi et va jusqu’à proposer de la dépasser avec une hypothèse, la machine mythologique, qui préserve et ravive l’importance de l’intelligence collective dans la sphère politique même lorsqu’elle semble complètement avalée par les manipulateurs du mythe. The aim of the paper is to reconstruct the path taken by Furio Jesi’s reflections between 1964 and 1972, that is, from the discovery of Kerényi’s distinction between “genuine myth” and “technicalised myth” to its overcoming with the hypothesis, formulated in 1972, of the “mythological machine”, in the light of certain specific references in political thought (Sorel and Le Bon in particular) that Jesi seems to have in mind, although he does not speak of them openly. It is through the comparison with these and other authors that Jesi critically relates to Kerényi’s distinction and goes so far as to propose overcoming it with a hypothesis, the mythological machine, which preserves and revives the importance of collective intelligence in the political sphere even when it seems completely swallowed up by the manipulators of myth.
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- 2023
5. Il modello dell’intelligenza collettiva alla prova della pandemia
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Di Prospero, Alfonso
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Intelligenza collettiva ,Pandemia ,Information Technology ,Fake news ,Epistemologia genetica ,Collective intelligence ,Pandemic ,Genetic epistemology - Abstract
Non molti anni fa il contributo dato da Pierre Lévy al dibattito sul significato e i possibili effetti delle comunicazioni online ha attirato un grande interesse. Negli ultimi tre anni, il gran numero di gravi problemi che abbiamo dovuto affrontare in relazione alla pandemia del Covid 19 ha costituito un duro banco di prova per valutare gli strumenti che la Information Technology è oggi in grado di offrire per dare una migliore soluzione ai problemi degli esseri umani. Not many years ago Pierre Lévy's contribution to the debate about the meaning and the possible effects of the online communication drew a lot of attention. In the last three years, a great deal of trouble connected with the Covid 19 pandemic has been a difficult testing ground for the evaluation of the tools that Information Technology today can offer to the humankind for a better solution of our problems., Iconocrazia, V. 1, N. 21 (2022): Governo e immaginario delle emergenze (II parte)
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- 2023
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6. Dal fatto al dato: il ‘rasoio di Occam’
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Barchiesi, Luca
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Derrida (Jacques) ,Cognitive science ,Artificial intelligence ,Coding ,Tipizzazione normativa ,Intelligenza collettiva ,Heidegger (Martin) ,Collective intelligence ,Conformismo giuridico ,Perelman (Chaim) ,Intelligenza artificiale ,Regulatory Typing ,Computer science ,Informatica ,Scienza cognitiva ,Legal conformism - Abstract
In una visione costruttiva, il meccanismo di apprendimento dell’intelligenza artificiale può essere paragonato a quello di un’intelligenza collettiva, capace di trascendere, per mezzo dell’interazione, le singole intelligenze umane e, così, di superare il conformismo, sul presupposto filosofico che l’uomo è in grado di scandagliare il funzionamento di ogni sistema pensante, naturale e artificiale. Ciò può avvenire a due condizioni. In generale, se nel contesto della elaborazione dei modelli computazionali di ragionamento giuridico, il dibattito sulla disumanizzazione dei processi di digitalizzazione si doterà di argomenti sia dimostrativi che non dimostrativi, in un quadro nel quale diritto e tecnica non operino in antinomia, ma cooperino sotto il “primato della politica”, la quale deve ispirare la propria azione ad una forma di “razionalismo critico”. In particolare, rilevata una certa analogia tra tipizzazione giuridica e coding, se si è disposti a riconoscere che molto ancora esiste “fuori dal testo”, sicché il processo evolutivo di individuazione delle regole di azione non debba subire il rischio di pietrificazione del diritto vivente generato dalla riduzione della realtà sociale operata dai linguaggi “performativi”. In a constructive view, the learning mechanism of artificial intelligence can be compared to a collective intelligence, capable of transcending, through interaction, individual human intelligences and, thus, to overcome conformism, on the philosophical assumption that man is able to fathom the functioning of every thinking system, natural and artificial it is. This can happen under two conditions. Firstly, through the development of legal reasoning computational models, the debate on the dehumanization of digitization processes will equip itself with both demonstrative and non-demonstrative arguments, in a framework in which law and technology do not operate in antinomy, but cooperate under the "primacy of politics", which must inspire its action to a form of "critical rationalism". Secondly, once detected certain similarity between legal typing and coding, we can acknowledge that much more it exists "outside the text", so that the evolutionary process of identifying the rules of action does not must suffer the risk of petrifying the living law generated by the reduction of reality social activity operated by "performative" languages.
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- 2022
7. The plan as a project comprehending its process
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Giuseppe Ridolfi
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School building assessment ,Feasibility study ,Masterplanning ,Collective intelligence ,Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying ,NA9000-9428 ,Architectural drawing and design ,NA2695-2793 - Abstract
The article outlines a methodology for the building planning, which is the result of studies and applied research carried out by the author over recent decades for the reorganisation of school networks, intermunicipal multipolar universities, university campuses and parallel experiences for the reshaping of hospital centres and structural healthcare systems on a large scale. The method reproposes the open project and metaproject making its operability topical in light of the recent paradigms of rational methods of practice and the opportunities offered by IT and value management. The aim is to present the project-related nature of the plan as a project comprehending its process, focusing on designing a dynamic and interactive pathway, one that might even be disconnected, capable of highlighting, interacting and composing the majority of material and immaterial resources for the construction of sense and consensus.
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- 2011
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8. Il piano come progetto comprensivo del suo processo.
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Ridolfi, Giuseppe
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CONSTRUCTION planning , *METHODOLOGY , *RESEARCH , *ARCHITECTURAL designs , *INFORMATION technology , *COMPUTER-aided design , *CONSTRUCTION projects - Abstract
The article outlines a methodology for the building planning, which is the result of studies and applied research carried out by the author over recent decades for the reorganisation of school networks, intermunicipal multipolar universities, university campuses and parallel experiences for the reshaping of hospital centres and structural healthcare systems on a large scale. The method reproposes the open project and metaproject making its operability topical in light of the recent paradigms of rational methods of practice and the opportunities offered by IT and value management. The aim is to present the project-related nature of the plan as a project comprehending its process, focusing on designing a dynamic and interactive pathway, one that might even be disconnected, capable of highlighting, interacting and composing the majority of material and immaterial resources for the construction of sense and consensus. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2011
9. Open Design dal Soft all’Hard
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Imbesi, Lorenzo
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open source ,digital innovation ,copyright ,grassroots ,collective intelligence - Published
- 2014
10. Editoriale: La mente estesa
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MARRAFFA, MASSIMO, Pareschi R., Marraffa, Massimo, and Pareschi, R.
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Collective Intelligence ,New Cognitive Science ,Extended Mind - Abstract
Introduzione a un fascicolo di Sistemi Intelligenti, curato da me e Remo Pareschi, dedicato al tema della mente estesa
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- 2012
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