Program

The program follows Central European Time

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Day 1 – Tuesday, June 29, 2021

 

13.45-14.00: Welcome to CBS

 

14.05-14.45: Thought piece

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• Scott Page – Introduction to the New ACM journal ”Collective Intelligence”

• Charles MacMillan – Introduction to the Conference on the Future of Europe

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15.00-16.00: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS - Experts in the crowd       

     

Chaired by Sabine Brunswicker

• Jaeyoon Song, Christoph Riedl and Thomas W. Malone - “Online Mingling: supporting ad hoc, private conversations at virtual conferences” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Yunhao Zhang - “Identify Experts Through Revealed Confidence: application to wisdom of crowds” (Discuss the paper)

• Sabine Brunswicker, Mai Elkady and Feny Patel - “Submissions to a COVID-19 Data Science Challenge: the role of skills and platform engagement” (Discuss the paper)

• Alexander Staub, Christopher Lettl and Tom Grad - “Introducing Performance Contingent Symbolic Awards Into Online Communities: a natural experiment” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

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16.15-17.15: PANEL - Psychology, Behavior, and Information Systems – Translating Collective Intelligence into Action

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Hosted by Jan vom Brocke  – Program Chair

• Brian Fitzgerald - “Crowdsourcing Software Development: Two’s Company, 1.6 is a Crowd”

• Alan Hevner - “Challenges of Collective Design”

• Peter Mohr - “Collective Intelligence and Attention”

 

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17.15-17.45: Break

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17.45-18.45: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS - Collective intelligence, technology, and algorithms

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Chaired by Jason Burton

• Shiyan Zhang and Jeffrey V. Nickerson - “The Coevolution of Tasks and Technologies” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Daniel Barkoczi, Manuel Cebrian and Niccolo Pescetelli - “The Indirect Influence of Bots on Humans through Recommendation Algorithms” (Discuss the paper)

• Jason Burton, Ulrike Hahn, Abdullah Almaatouq and Amin Rahimian - “Algorithmically Mediating Communication to Enhance Collective Decision-Making in Online Social Networks” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Louis Rosenberg, Gregg Willcox and Colin Domnauer - “Hyperswarm Methodology for Collective Intelligence”(Discuss the paper)

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19.00-20.15: PANEL - Biology, Neuroscience, and Algorithms

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Hosted by Deborah M. Gordon – Program Chair   

• Deborah M. Gordon - “The Ecology of Collective Behavior”

• Saket Navlakha - “A Neural Algorithm for Similarity Search”

• Danielle Smith Bassett - “Brain Network Structure and Learning”

• Nicholas Ouellette - “Manipulating Collective Behavior”

• George Bassel - “Information Processing and Collective Decision-Making in Plant Organs”

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20.30-21.30: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS - Collective intelligence in dynamic teams

 

Chaired by Takayuki Ito

• Iman Yeckehzaare, Elijah Fox, Samuel Wood and Gail Grot - “Improving Collaborative Notetaking through Visualizing and Finding Connections” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Hui Chen Chou, Rafik Hadfi, Donghui Lin and Takayuki Ito - “Identifying Collaborative Editing Traits and Phases in Good Wikipedia Articles” (Watch presentation, discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Avel Guénin-Carlut and Daniel Friedman - “Introducing Active Inference as An Integrative Principle in The Study of Collective Intelligence” (Discuss the paper)

• Payam Aminpour, Steven Gray and Steven Scyphers - “Diversity Produces Realworld Payoffs for Complex Problem-Solving: evidence of diversity bonus in pooling local knowledge” (Discuss the paper)

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21.45-22.45: PANEL - Control, Communication, and Cybernetics - From Citizen Science to Citizen Intelligence

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Hosted by Kevin Crowston – Program Chair   

• Marisa Ponti - “AI+CS: productivity or democratization?”

• Elena Simperl - “Citizen Science: the data view”,

• Douglas Guilbeault - “The Network Dynamics of Category Discovery”

• Alan Irwin - “Citizen Science and Scientific Citizenship”

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Day 2 – Wednesday, June 30, 2021

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12.45-13.45: PANEL - Collective Intelligence in Practice: Business Potential and Value Creation for Society

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Hosted by Markus Helfert, – Corporate Relations Chair

• Adelya Alisherovna Fatykhova, SAP

• Cornel Klein, Siemens

• Gar T. MacCriosta, HSE

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14.00-15.00: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS Applied CI

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Chaired by Ralf Kurvers

• Ralf Kurvers, Andrea Nuzzolese, Alessandro Russo, Gioele Barabucci and Vito Trianni - “How Collective Intelligence Can Reduce Diagnostic Errors” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Rongjiao Ji and Qiwei Han - “Stocks in Tweets Today: exploring heterogeneous investor sentiment on social media” (Discuss the paper)

• Laura Jahn, Rasmus K. Rendsvig and Jacob Stærk-Østergaard - “Bot Detecting Jury Selection Procedures to Counter Nefarious Vote Inflation on Social Media” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Kuldeep Singh, Palvi Aggarwal and Cleotilde Gonzalez - “A Social Dilemma for Cybersecurity: sharing information among defenders” (Discuss the paper)

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15.15-16.15: PANEL - Ecosystems, Global Economy, and Society

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Hosted by Caroline de la Porte  – Program Chair

• Snorre Sylvester Frid-Nielsen - “Algorithmic Fairness and Transparency in Digital Public Employment Services”,

• Stefano Sacchi - “Technology, Risks and Social Policy”

• Anna Ilsøe - “Digital Platform Strategies in the Nordics”

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16.30-17.30: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS - Social Challenges arising from Collective Intelligence

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Chaired by Anita Wooley

• Fade Eadeh, Michelle Zhao, Thuy-Ngoc Nguyen, Pranav Gupta, Cleotilde Gonzalez, Henny Admoni and Anita Woolley - “Anger: Helpful or Harmful for Team Performance?” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Thuy Ngoc Nguyen, Duy Nhat Phan and Cleotilde Gonzalez - “A Cognitive Hysteretic-IBL Model for Coordinated Multi-Agent Transportation Problems”(Discuss the paper)

• Stephen McCarthy, Wendy Rowan, Zainab Hussain Al Shabeeb, Carolanne Mahony and Michael O'Driscoll - “I’ll Be Watching You: a social cognitive theory perspective of citizens’ relationship with surveillance capitalism” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

• Levin Brinkmann, Deniz Gezerli, Kira von Kleist, Thomas F. Müller, Iyad Rahwan and Niccolo Pescetelli - “Human Biases Limit Algorithmic Boosting of Cultural Evolution” (Discuss the paper)

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17.30-18.00: Break

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18.00-19.00: PANEL - Strategy, Management, and Collaboration 

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Hosted by Arvind Malhotra – Program Chair

• Arvind Malhotra - “Collective Production Process to Unleash Collective Intelligence”

• Christian Wagner - “Resolving Mysteries of Collective Intelligence”

• Hila Lifshitz-Assaf - “Accelerating Collective Innovation Without Killing It”

• Oliver Alexy  - “Creating Innovation Ecosystems to Deploy Deep Tech”

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19.15-20.15: RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS - Collective Intelligence for Collective Gains

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Chaired by Alin Coman

• Rafal Olszowski - “Studying Online Collective Intelligence in Policymaking” (Discuss the paper)

• Alin Coman - “The Incremental Insight Model: from individuals to networks”  (Discuss the paper)

• P Kumar Sachin, Weifeng Li and Aaron Schecter - “Sentiments and Information Diffusion on Social Media: evidence of a curvilinear relationship” (Discuss the paper)

• Vahid Yazdanpanah, Enrico H. Gerding, Sebastian Stein, Corina Cirstea, m.c. schraefel, Timothy J. Norman and Nicholas R. Jennings - “Collective Responsibility in Multiagent Settings” (Discuss the paper, see graphical abstract)

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20.30-21.00: Closing remarks

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Poster sessions

 

• Rafael Kaufmann, Pranav Gupta and Jacob Taylor - An Active Inference Model of Collective Intelligence  (watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Vincent Strauand Taha Yasseri and Milena Tsvetkova - The cost of coordination can exceed the benefit of collaboration in performing complex tasks (see graphical abstract, watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Ganit Richter, Daphne R. Raban, and Sheizaf Rafael - Play to the Crowd: Fostering knowledge contribution with scoring mechanism design (see graphical abstract, watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Shuyuan Mary Ho - Collective Sensing in the Age of Disinformation (see graphical abstract, watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Sofia Sahab, Jawad Haqbeen and Takayuki Ito - The Effects of Competitors on Crowd Engagement in Incentivized Municipal Idea Contest Project (see graphical abstract, watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Tatsuya Yamamoto - Empirical Study of Peer Production for Explainable Artificial Intelligence (see graphical abstract, watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Yuchao Jiang, Marcos Bae and Boualem Benatallah - Understanding How Early-Stage Researchers Perceive External Research Feedback (see graphical abstract, watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Sine Zambach - Citizen produced visualisations as qualifying the public debate on the COVID-19 pandemic (see graphical abstract, watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Sven-volker Rehm and Gloria Bondel - Managing Networked Innovation on Digital Infrastructures: A Cybernetic Method for Collective Sensemaking of Complex Dialogical Problems (see graphical abstract, discuss the paper)

• Benjamin Ostrowski - What’s the Problem? Formulation of Open Problems in Teams

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• Chase McDonald, Thuy Ngoc Nguyen and Cleotilde Gonzale - Multi-Agent Specialization and Coordination without Communication in a Gridworld Task (discuss the paper)

• Eric Bogert, Aaron Schecter and Richard watson - Algorithmic Appreciation in Bail Decisions (discuss the paper)

• Jon Stein and Joseph Hurtigen - Utilizing Collective Intelligence to Effectively Combine Theory of Constraints with Lean Six Sigma in Continuous Improvement (discuss the paper)

• Levin Brinkmann, Manuel Cebrian, Niccolo Pescetell - Anticipation of an autocurricula in Human-AI zero-sum games (watch presentation, discuss the paper)

• Vahid Yazdanpanah, Sebastian Stein, Enrico H. Gerding and m.c. schraefel  - Multiagent Strategic Reasoning in the IoV: A Logic-Based Approach (discuss the paper)

• Lianne Simonse - Social foresights on Covid-19 futures: developing a NLP tool forStrategic Design Research (discuss the paper)

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