Presentation made on nov 12, 2012 to the HIPOs (high potential executives) of Danone Waters. All in english

1. Sustainable lifestyles
Collective intelligence
& emerging models
?

2. Angenius Institute
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Incubator of projects : sustainable + open source
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Pilots "in vivo"
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Applied research partnerships – open science + education
Sites : http://angenius.net, http://thanh-nghiem.fr
http://thanh-nghiem.fr

3. Collective intelligence
Ethology : ants,
bees, migrating
birds...

4. Keys of CI
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"The whole is more than the sum of parties" eg.
jazz band or soccer team
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From original CI to pyramidal, swarm and global
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Key principles: linking object, emergence,
collaborative model, holoptism, learning
organization
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Linking object: miam-miam, witch and art-object

5. Learning process

6. Wikipedia's example
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6th worldwide site
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Knowledge ecosystem – only 90 employees in 2011
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Collective intelligence, doxa, verifiability
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Not a big book on Internet, but a process
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Learn to learn

7. Google, making business on our CI
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90% market share in 10 years
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Market value 220 bn $ - cash reserves 43 bn $
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Tomorrow our best friend?
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Defying governments and content producers
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Non constrained time: the 20% rule

8. YouTube... is this intelligence???
• 4th site
• An anthropological introduction to
YouTube
• Equivalent of 2 days video uploaded
every minute
• A tiny x% reach 1M views
• Friday 200 M hits
– Tastemakers, participation,
unexpectedness

9. Keys of virality
… So what does it meaaannn???

10. Bacterias are more intelligent than us
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Migrate, adapt individually or... change the environment by cooperating
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Sciences of acceleration – why mutation rates boom under stress
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Bacterias over billion years
– learn to learn and to unlearn, increase their learning capacity
– collaborate, exchange information on how to best cooperate
– hence are able to build an environment that suits them
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Information is process/protocol, not content

11. Bedzed
Art object – reduce our fooprint by 50 %

12. Worldwide propagation
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100 000 homes delivered
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OP Cities & governments
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Flagship projects

13. Loos-en-Gohelle
Pilot city of interpretation

14. Collective intelligence in real life

15. The consecration
World Intangible Cultural Heritage Unesco june 2012
" After the gods' pyramid,
people will visit the laborers'
pyramid"
" Recognition of the miners' history transforms
what we see as "patrimony" in the world"

16. New business models
The sharing economy
Functionality (from Redistribution Collaborative
product to service) markets lifestyles

17. The rise of collaborative consumption
* After P2P, H2H
* Reputation and trust between strangers

18. Virality
http://vimeo.com/28
413747
http://www.ted.com/talks/rachel_botsman_the_curre
ncy_of_the_new_economy_is_trust.html
http://thanh-nghiem.fr

19. The Open source revolution
• From open source to open
hardware DIY
• Replicable / documented
• Participation and practice
• Intelligent design

20. Healthcare application
• 3 dayx hackathon
• Co-production
between FabLabs
50 $ vs 10 000 $ + local large
http://thanh-nghiem.fr scale production

21. Open science
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Day science vs night science
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Exploring the limits: the CRI example

22. Open education
Learning by questioning
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Learning by doing & questioning
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Innovative models : escuela nueva, mentoring
pyramids, crowdsourcing
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Even children can be researchers

23. Acceleration of progress
Sequencing of the genome
Technological progress + spreading of research
Cost cut down drastically (5 x Moore's law)

24. Laboratories in our pockets
4 billion mobiles in the world
Mobile = lab connected to the world
+ Lens (15 €) =
microscope (350 k€)

25. Games catalyse collective intelligence
Fold-it : 350 000 players solve problems unsolved for decades

26. Food for thought
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What is your art-object ? A shared over-arching
goal
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From network to rhizome … what is meaning ?
– Learning process, sharing protocol
– Crowdsourcing wisdom, engage participation
and diversity
– Tag and social networks to enhance organic
intelligence
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Events / MPRL

27. Meaning, for me
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Education and transmission

28. Inspiring change

29. Conclusion
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Invitation to play
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Everyone can participate
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Open and sustainable