Intelligence
The future of intelligence isn’t human or machine — it’s both.
This short course helps professionals cut through the AI hype, understand collective intelligence, and gain practical tools to work smarter in a fast-changing world.

AI dominates the headlines. Collective intelligence shapes our workplaces every day. Yet few professionals have the tools to understand how these forces actually work — or how to use them wisely.
Professional
Nov 12th
3 sessions over 3 weeks
AI isn’t just powering chatbots — it’s shaping how decisions are made in healthcare, finance, and even government.
Collective intelligence isn’t abstract theory — it’s what makes citizen assemblies work, open-source projects thrive, and diverse teams outperform homogeneous ones.
Yet too often, leaders are left with hype, confusion, or tools that don’t fit their needs. This programme gives you the clarity to understand these forces, and the practical frameworks to decide how they can support your work, your team, and your future.

This course is designed for curious professionals who want clarity on AI and collective intelligence. No prior technical knowledge is assumed.

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Over three interactive sessions, you’ll explore how humans and machines think, separately and together, and discover practical tools you can apply right away.
Practical tools to recognise bias, enable better team decision-making, and foster diversity of thought.
Understand strengths, risks, and opportunities — and get practical tools you can use right away.
Explore case studies of hybrid systems in action and reflect on how they might reshape your work.
Want the full picture? Download the brochure for a detailed breakdown of the course and session schedule.
Niccolò is a senior behavioural and data scientist with a DPhil in experimental psychology from Oxford. He has held positions at the MIT Media Lab and the Max Planck Institute, and co-founded PSi, a platform for large-scale online conversations. His research in collective intelligence investigates how groups of people and machines can be smarter together, and has been featured in top journals and the international press (BBC, Business Insider, Forbes, El País).
