Ken Goldberg interviewed at Web 2.0 Summit 2011
summary
Announces a new company Hybrid Wisdom Labs and a collaborative discovery engine that maps crowd ideas as colored blooms on a spatial canvas, sizes reflecting community evaluations; claims this lets large-scale brainstorming keep speed and filter noise. Early deployments include the State Department’s Opinion Space, a $1,000 contest for best applications, and pilots for Occupy tactics and K–2 learning. Launched today at 4:35, hosted on elastic cloud, but each engine requires custom setup so scaling is currently limited.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00The need for collaboration
- 1:03Overcoming current limitations
- 2:20Robotics and hybrid wisdom
- 4:13Practical applications
- 6:46Scaling and future outlook
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