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Tag Archives: meetings
Thomas Malone’s collective intelligence is an abyssal hodgepodge… “à la Prévert”. — [LINK]
Topics of interest include but are not limited to: human computation social computing crowdsourcing wisdom of crowds (e.g., prediction markets) group memory and problem-solving deliberative democracy animal collective behavior mechanism design organizational design public policy design ethics of collective intelligence … Continue reading
Prediction Markets at AMMA 2011 — [LINK]
AMMA 2011 – Conference on market design.
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Tagged AMMA 2011, conferences, events, meetings, prediction markets, workshops
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Robin Hanson’s futarchy is “retarded”.
Saturday, January 16, 2010 Debate between Robin Hanson and blogger Mencius Moldbug about futarchy, “a subject on which fur has flown over the blogosphere.”
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Tagged events, futarchy, meetings, prediction markets, Robin Hanson
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How to use enterprise prediction markets to minimize risks when introducing new products
How to Use Collective Intelligence to Minimize Risks When Introducing New Products CrowdCast WebCast – (Tuesday, December 8, 2009): Does your company rely on new product introductions to drive growth? A single missed launch date for a new product can … Continue reading
Inkling Markets’s Adam Siegel needs salad leaves to relieve tension.
If you listened to that “lecture” at Kellogg, send me an anonymous e-mail to cfm &&AT&& midasoracle **+DOT+** (-com-), and tell me how it went and whether Adam has convinced you of the usefulness of enterprise prediction markets.
Posted in Events & Meetings, Humor
Tagged Adam Siegel, events, Humor, inkling markets, meetings, salad, salad leaves
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Tap The Collective — The Photos
The speakers: Our good friend Adam Siegel of Inkling Markets (his dress code: “you should dress”): Melody Hildebrandt: The speakers (minus Adam Siegel and Melody Hildebrandt): So, now that it is over you can tell me, what were Adam Siegel’s … Continue reading
How did “Tap The Collective” fare?
- Did Melody Hildebrandt wear a dress? – If “yes”, which color? – What were Adam Siegel’s eggs filled with? – [Harsh spice? See next line.] – How did Robin Hanson’s corporate shepherd behave?
BOOBY-TRAP EGGS
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Tagged events, Humor, meetings, Tap The Collective
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