Swarm Intelligence

What is Swarm Intelligence?

How does it work?

About three weeks ago we created a Swarm at UNU for OEW students. Since then we have had six scheduled sessions where all students could participate. The results have been encouraging. Naturally, as with any new technology and an international group, there has been some skepticism and scheduling problems, resulting in a turnout that has been lower than desired. As a result we have decided to open the swarm to the blog participants. It is quite easy to join.

Just go to: https://go.unu.ai/signin. Select a user name and password. Then enter as new user. Go to “find a UNU”, bottom right, type in “SPX” and click on that. Swarm works on Chrome only. Once you are in the SPX UNU your screen should look like the one in the second video. When a question is asked, and anyone can ask a question by typing one in at the top of the screen, you move your cursor to the center of the screen and a green magnet appears. This is you. Then you just pull and push the center disk toward your answer. After 60 seconds or less, the UNU will give the collective answer to that question. That’s it!

Unanimous A. I. does not have a UNU dedicated to just the stock market and financial assets. We have an opportunity to be the first. Should the group get large enough to produce collective predictive results, which generally are 80% accurate, then everyone within the UNU should benefit. Keep in mind, this is nothing like a poll, consensus, or anything like that. Those are snapshots of people opinions at different points in time. This process is decision making, in real time, by a collective group. The following video describes some of the potential results that have been achieved in other areas of interest.

We have scheduled our first SPX session on Tuesday at 5PM EST. An hour after the market closes. Future regular scheduling can be discussed between now and then. Please join us. If nothing else you would have participated in a potentially game changing technology. And, by the way, it’s all free. Best to your week!

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