Achieving Collective Intelligence via Large-Scale On-Line Argumentation
MIT Sloan Research Paper No. 4647-07
CCI Working Paper No. 2007-001
7 Pages Posted: 4 Dec 2007 Last revised: 4 Feb 2008
Date Written: April 1, 2007
Abstract
While argumentation tools represent a promising avenue for exploiting the Internet's vast potential for enabling collective intelligence, they have to date been applied almost exclusively to small-scale, usually centrally facilitated, groups. This paper explores some of the issues and design options involved in supporting large-scale on-line argumentation.
Keywords: collective intelligence, on-line argumentation
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