Building CHAT ROOMS that can THINK

Building CHAT ROOMS that can THINK

Earlier this year, a group of ordinary people used an intelligent chat room to predict the winners of the 2015 Academy Awards. As published by MIT Press, their picks were more accurate than the expert bloggers at the New York Times.  Other groups used…
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UNU F.A.Q.

UNU F.A.Q.

GENERAL QUESTIONS WHAT IS UNU? Simply put, UNU™ is a new social platform that unleashes the hidden brainpower of groups.  Inside UNU, groups of all sizes can form their own Swarm Intelligence to answer questions, make decisions, or just have fun tapping their collective wisdom. WHO CAN…
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Swarm A.I. reveals VOTER SENTIMENT

Swarm A.I. reveals VOTER SENTIMENT

We asked a Swarm Intelligence a critical question that American voters will be asking themselves more and more: "Which major candidate would make the best President?"   The swarm was comprised of 40 USERS chosen at random, all working together as a unified dynamic system, as…
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HUMAN SWARM picks… CAPTAIN PICARD!

We asked a Swarm Intelligence to answer an important question: Who was the best all around captain on Star Trek.  The swarm was comprised of 30 human brains working as one, as created by the UNU collective intelligence platform.  The choices posed to the swarm…
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Swarms Find Insights That Surveys Miss

Surveys are an important tool for researchers, but they have their limitations. They provide a snapshot of respondents’ thinking at a single point in time. Such snapshots don’t tell a complete story, and as recent failures in political polling attest,…
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SWARM SAYS: WE BELIEVE!

A day after the US celebrates Independence Day, millions of sports fans will be looking to celebrate again as the US National Team takes on Japan in the championship game of the Women's World Cup.  Four years ago, Japan edged the US in…
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MANY MINDS are MORE FUN than one!

UNU™ is a new social platform that allows groups of networked users to form real-time swarms that can collaboratively answer questions, express opinions, and even make predictions. And it turns out, swarms are smart.  Research shows that groups of novice users can out-predict experts when…
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