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Towards a Social Artificial Intelligence
2023Artificial Intelligence can both empower individuals to face complex societal challenges and exacerbate problems and vulnerabilities, such as bias, inequalities, and polarization. For scientists, an open challenge is how to shape and regulate human-centered Artificial Intelligence ecosystems that help mitigate harms and foster beneficial outcomes ...
Dino Pedreschi +4 more
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Social Intelligence and Technology
IEEE Intelligent Systems, 2014In this special issue on social intelligence and technology, the guest editors discuss social media's evolution, including societal problems that have arisen or been solved as a result of this technology. They also introduce articles that offer novel solutions in the field.
Christopher C. Yang +2 more
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Web Intelligence, Mining and Semantics, 2011
Personal homepages, blogs or virtual communities have contributed to the birth of the Social Networks. The success of these platforms will continue to increase while they are able to offer tools and services to improve users' social relationships. The rapid evolution of social networks, the growing business opportunities and the possibility to apply ...
Miguel Doctor +4 more
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Personal homepages, blogs or virtual communities have contributed to the birth of the Social Networks. The success of these platforms will continue to increase while they are able to offer tools and services to improve users' social relationships. The rapid evolution of social networks, the growing business opportunities and the possibility to apply ...
Miguel Doctor +4 more
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The Emergence of Social and Community Intelligence
Computer, 2011Social and community intelligence research aims to reveal individual and group behaviors, social interactions, and community dynamics by mining the digital traces that people leave while interacting with Web applications, static infrastructure, and mobile and wearable devices.
Zhang D., Guo B., Yu Z.
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Intelligence and Social Mobility
British Journal of Statistical Psychology, 1961The main thesis of the following paper is that, in a highly organized society, the discrepancies between the general intelligence of the children and the occupational class into which they are born is bound to produce a large and fairly constant amount of ‘basic mobility’, quite apart from any deliberate changes in the political or educational ...
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2012
Robots are pervading human society today at an ever-accelerating rate, but in order to actualize their profound potential impact, robots will need cognitive capabilities that support the necessary social intelligence required to fluently engage with people and other robots. People are social agents and robots must develop sufficient social intelligence
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Robots are pervading human society today at an ever-accelerating rate, but in order to actualize their profound potential impact, robots will need cognitive capabilities that support the necessary social intelligence required to fluently engage with people and other robots. People are social agents and robots must develop sufficient social intelligence
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J. Artif. Soc. Soc. Simul., 2001
One of the cognitive processes responsible for social propagation is social learning, broadly meant as the process by means of which agents' acquisition of new information is caused or favoured by their being exposed to one another in a common environment.
Conte R, Paolucci M
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One of the cognitive processes responsible for social propagation is social learning, broadly meant as the process by means of which agents' acquisition of new information is caused or favoured by their being exposed to one another in a common environment.
Conte R, Paolucci M
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Intelligence and Modern Social Trends
Journal of Mental Science, 1951Mental deficiency and its synonym “oligophrenia” are terms interpreted very differently in various countries; this has made it almost impossible to compare the statistical data of these countries. The concept the lay person in this country has of mental defect applies with few exceptions to individuals with intelligence quotients below 60 per cent., i ...
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Intelligent social network modeling
NAFIPS 2009 - 2009 Annual Meeting of the North American Fuzzy Information Processing Society, 2009Web 2.0 has provided for a rapid growth of computer mediated social networks. Many notable Web 2.0 applications such as Facebook, Myspace and LinkedIn are social networks. Social relational networks are becoming an important technology in human behavioral modeling.
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