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The Semantic Web and Collective Intelligence
Published on Dec 03, 20122874 Views
The original vision of the Semantic Web was to encode semantic content on the web in a form with which machines can reason. But in the last few years, we've seen many new Internet-based applications
Chapter list
The Semantic Web and Collective Intelligence00:00
Collective Intelligence - 100:16
Collective Intelligence - 200:43
Collective Intelligence - 301:09
Collective Intelligence - 301:32
The Question02:46
Traditional Semantic Web answer03:23
Why can’t we also ...03:59
In other words...04:28
Two examples04:54
The MIT Process Handbook Project05:21
MIT Process Handbook05:46
MIT Process Handbook (cont.)06:36
The Process Compass06:43
Specialization of processes08:06
Sell product / Mail order sales08:41
Sell product / Retail store sales09:18
Sell product / Mail order sales - Retail store sales09:26
How to categorize all business activities?09:37
The "generic verbs"10:12
The MIT eBusiness Process Handbook10:33
All activities in a real business are also part of "Produce as a business"10:39
Activites11:13
What is coordination?11:56
Three elementary dependency types12:17
Dependency / Example Coordination Processes13:32
Integrating computational support for structured and unstructured processes14:38
The specificity frontier15:05
Computational support along the specificity frontier16:13
A process repository helps organize key knowledge needed17:13
Software Design and Generation19:09
On-demand software design and configuration19:40
Example: SYNTHESIS software development environment20:25
SYNTHESIS example: 1. Create application description20:26
2. Specialize generic activities (a)20:52
2. Specialize generic activities (b)20:56
3. Manage dependencies (a)21:04
3. Manage dependencies (b)21:16
3. Manage dependencies (c)21:20
... until all elements are executable21:28
4. Integrate elements into modules (a)21:33
4. Integrate elements into modules (b)21:39
Mapping the Genomes of Collective Intelligence21:45
What new kinds of collective intelligence processes do we see today?22:51
Every activity must have genes to answer four questions23:50
Types of organizational genes - 124:15
Example: Genetic structure of Linux24:31
Who? - 129:41
Who? - 231:13
When is the Crowd gene useful?31:21
Why?33:07
When are the Why genes useful?34:02
Types of organizational genes - 235:02
What?35:10
How? - 135:28
How? - 235:50
Gene: Collection35:52
Wikipedia - Article36:06
Intellipedia36:07
When is the Collection gene useful?36:38
Gene: Contest37:11
Example: Quirky37:14
When is the Contest gene useful?38:51
The Semantic Web ... - 138:58
How? - 340:32
Gene: Collaboration40:39
Wikipedia – Talk page41:09
A Linux discussion forum41:17
Climate CoLab - 141:21
Climate CoLab - 241:40
Climate CoLab - 341:54
Contest 2011: Global42:23
When is the Collaboration gene useful?43:04
The Semantic Web ... - 243:26
How? - 443:27
When is the Group Decision gene useful?43:35
Gene: Voting44:02
Schaumburg Flyers44:14
Ebbsfleet United45:26
Kasparov vs. the World46:20
When is the Voting gene useful?48:07
Gene: Prediction markets49:21
HP’s prediction markets (cont.)50:45
Example of a prediction market51:00
Other examples of prediction markets51:07
Collective prediction53:22
When is the Prediction Market gene useful?54:47
The Semantic Web ... - 354:53
How? - 555:51
When is the Individual Decision gene useful?56:12
Gene: Market56:41
Market examples57:25
When is the Market gene useful?57:32
Gene: Social network57:39
Social network examples58:02
Amazon recommendation system58:13
When is the Social Network gene useful?58:23
How? - 658:31
CrowdLang58:44
Types of organizational genes - 359:33
What does this mean for the Semantic Web?59:37
Thank you01:00:51