Fall 2024 The Awesome Study Group: Task 1 by GlobalLaunch

Group Rules

GlobalLaunch — 2021-02-01 23:19:27 UTC

Divide the work by posting that you'll answer this question. If there are more questions than group members, you can volunteer to answer more than one 🤩

Example

GlobalLaunch — 2021-02-01 23:19:27 UTC

I'll take question 1

Amazing Deadline (Example) Add your deadline ideas below.

GlobalLaunch — 2021-02-01 23:19:27 UTC

What do you guys think about a deadline? How about we check that everything's complete and accurate on ___.

Bronya

2024-09-24 17:55:21 UTC

I'll take question 1.

Bronya

2024-09-24 17:55:30 UTC

I'll take question 2.

Ivan

2024-09-24 17:56:00 UTC

In the book Intelligent Groups, Peter Miller point out that only when each individual member of the team begins to act responsibly and contribute their independent judgment can the entire team make wise and effective decisions. This balance between cooperation and individual autonomy is the key to successful team decision-making.

Ivan

2024-09-24 17:58:01 UTC

Distributed problem solving is when decisions or solutions are spread across multiple individuals or groups, rather than being controlled or directed by a specific person. The core idea of this approach is that each participant or unit has their own knowledge, resources, and perspectives and uses them to contribute to problem solving independently or collaboratively. Distributed problem solving is characterized by the discovery of better solutions across a wider range of people, and is usually faster and more innovative.

Paul

2024-09-24 18:02:51 UTC

Smart intelligence works without a leader by having each individual follow simple rules and respond to local information. In groups like ants or bees, they interact and adjust based on feedback from their surroundings, achieving complex tasks without a central leader.

Paul

2024-09-24 18:05:34 UTC

Human smart swarms are used in areas like traffic systems, For example, traffic lights can adapt to real-time conditions based on local data. Going forward, smart swarms could improve decision-making in disaster response, healthcare, and managing large networks like the internet.

2024-09-25 05:55:14 UTC

This article mentions that the swarm intelligence which people study from nature animals like: sardines used on robot. Also, this article shows how coordinate make decisions more smart and efficient.

2024-09-25 06:04:10 UTC

The smart swarm is a group of animals or robots coordinate together and work efficiency with out a leader. The example of the smart swarm is sardines act when they face an Atlantic sailfish and defend against them. Also, the ants, honeybees, pigeons or caribou can deal with various options.