Hyper-intelligent AI hive mind claims to predict Super Bowl winner

You can probably walk up to any football fan right now and get their opinion on which team will win Sunday's Super Bowl LIV. But if you're looking for a really educated guess on the game's outcome, you'll want to ask Stanford computer scientist Louis Rosenberg, the founder of Unanimous A.I., a startup that combines the opinions of a lot of humans with artificial intelligence to make remarkably accurate predictions. In nature, many species exhibit something called swarm intelligence, meaning that they make smarter decisions as groups than as individuals -- in other words, a flock of birds or a school of fish is smarter than a single bird or fish. The idea behind Unanimous A.I. is to let well-informed humans create their own swarm intelligence. As a group, they can then answer questions, reach decisions, or make predictions with a greater accuracy than any one knowledgable person alone.