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Designing for collective intelligence
Communications of the ACM, 2010A collective intelligence application is one that harnesses the knowledge and work of its users to provide the data for the application and to improve its usefulness. The most hyped examples of collective intelligence applications have been labeled as "Web 2.0" applications. Web 2.0 is an amorphous term used to define a computing paradigm that uses the
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
When designers obtain exclusive intellectual property (IP) rights in the functional aspects of their creations, they can wield these rights to increase both the costs to their competitors and the prices that consumers must pay for their goods. IP rights and the costs they entail are justified when they create incentives for designers to invest in new ...
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When designers obtain exclusive intellectual property (IP) rights in the functional aspects of their creations, they can wield these rights to increase both the costs to their competitors and the prices that consumers must pay for their goods. IP rights and the costs they entail are justified when they create incentives for designers to invest in new ...
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Ethics in Designing Intelligent Systems
2019The idea of Hume’s guillotine contains the argument that one cannot derive values from facts. As intelligent systems operate with facts, Hume’s famous dilemma seems to contradict the very idea of being able to create ethical intelligent systems. In a closer look, ethics is a system of rules guiding actions.
Leikas Jaana, Saariluoma Pertti
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Natural Intelligence and Intelligible Design
Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2010Intelligence and design are vast concepts. Components of intelligence, such as changing in response to environmental conditions or problem-solving, can be found in things such as viruses or machines, which are not fully intelligent. "Intelligence" in humans includes awareness, ethics, narrative, and perceiving meaning.
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Design principles for an intelligent machine
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1962This paper discusses the role of prediction as the key process underlying the function of an intelligent machine. A model of a "neuron" is presented which exhibits properties of memory and learning. The formalism of the calculus of probability allows us to interpret the behavior of a neuron in such a way as to justify how a network of such elements can
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Philosophy Compass, 2009
Abstract The intelligent design movement aspires to create a new scientific paradigm which will replace the existing Darwinian paradigm of evolution by random mutation and natural selection. However, the creation of such a paradigm is hampered by the fact that the movement pursues a ‘big tent’ strategy that refuses to make a choice ...
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Abstract The intelligent design movement aspires to create a new scientific paradigm which will replace the existing Darwinian paradigm of evolution by random mutation and natural selection. However, the creation of such a paradigm is hampered by the fact that the movement pursues a ‘big tent’ strategy that refuses to make a choice ...
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Proceedings of the 5th International ACM In-Cooperation HCI and UX Conference, 2019
Ethical concerns with algorithms, machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence techniques have become a part of design and research work when building interactive systems. This article proposes that designers working with algorithms can benefit from adopting ideas and practices from current discussion on human-centred or ethical design.
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Ethical concerns with algorithms, machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence techniques have become a part of design and research work when building interactive systems. This article proposes that designers working with algorithms can benefit from adopting ideas and practices from current discussion on human-centred or ethical design.
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Intelligent design and manufacturing of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) – A review
Construction and Building Materials, 2023S H Chu, Jian-Xin Lu, Rui Yu
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