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When the pandemic forced millions of people into working and collaborating remotely, it not only caused an explosion in the use and development of new technologies for productive and effective collaboration, it also made many of us more aware than ever of how technologies can enhance our thinking and creativity. At Nesta's Centre for Collective Intelligence Design, our work rests upon the premise that human intelligence combined with machine intelligence is more powerful than either in isolation. When these are successfully combined, it is known as collective intelligence. Our Grants Programme awarded funding to 15 different teams around the world that designed experiments to explore and test this idea in new ways to help tackle pressing social and environmental challenges. Each experiment fell under one of four themes: exploring artificial intelligence (AI)-crowd interaction; making better collective decisions; understanding the dynamics of collective behaviour; and gathering better data.

Improving data quality and use In traditional ML, data is frequently fragmented and of inconsistent quality. Connecting divergent data sets can also be problematic. By assigning common indicators across data harvesting activities usually generates the best outcomes from linked data sets. Designing common indicators to be used in all data-collection efforts in a country would help get the best from data sets once they're linked. Delivering more thorough insights Being armed with a full understanding of all the variables that can be driving behaviors (policies, laws, influencers, personal beliefs, inherent bias, and unique individual motivators) can result in more accurate and relevant outcomes.