The MIT Center for Collective Intelligence explores how people and computers can be connected so that
—collectively—
they act more intelligently than any person, group, or computer has ever done before.

ABOUT CCI

CCI seeking applicants to join our Singapore-based project on “Designing Human-AI Teams” 

DesignAID: A generative AI tool to inspire creative workers

CCI researchers, working with the Toyota Research Institute, built a tool that helps designers by using generative AI to quickly create images based on text prompts.

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Research Brief: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most important technologies in the world today. But how will this technology affect work in the future? 

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"Any Boss Who Thinks Employees Will Return To Offices Is Dreaming"

A few companies will insist on a return to the workplace — to their detriment, says Thomas W. Malone in Washington Post article

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Superminds: The Surprising Power of People and Computers Thinking Together

From the founding director of the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence comes a fascinating new book about the intelligence exhibited by groups of people and computers working together.
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Measuring Collective Intelligence

Our continuing work is investigating the factors that affect the collective intelligence of a group, such as its size, the electronic collaboration tools it uses, and the gender mix of its members.
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Collective Intelligence Design Lab

MIT’s Collective Intelligence Design Lab (CIDL) helps groups design innovative new kinds of collectively intelligent systems (superminds) to solve important problems.
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SUPERMIND DESIGN

Our world is filled with complex systems of people and machines that we humans have designed: from companies and governments to economies and societies. And as technologies and human desires change, the configurations of these systems often need to change, too. Supermind Design is an approach that emphasizes generating innovative new possibilities for how to configure these systems.

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