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ORCIDAI & Society, Volume 33
Volume 33, Number 1, February 2018
- Douglas Schuler, Anna De Liddo
, Justin Smith, Fiorella de Cindio:
Collective intelligence for the common good: cultivating the seeds for an intentional collaborative enterprise. 1-13 - Lara S. G. Piccolo, Anna De Liddo, Grégoire Burel, Miriam Fernández, Harith Alani:
Collective intelligence for promoting changes in behaviour: a case study on energy conservation. 15-25 - Sebastian Rehm, Marcus Foth, Peta Mitchell:
DoGood: examining gamification, civic engagement, and collective intelligence. 27-37 - Richard A. Mills:
Pop-up political advocacy communities on reddit.com: SandersForPresident and The Donald. 39-54 - Marco Avvenuti, Stefano Cresci, Fabio Del Vigna, Maurizio Tesconi:
On the need of opening up crowdsourced emergency management systems. 55-60 - Alexander Fink:
Bigger data, less wisdom: the need for more inclusive collective intelligence in social service provision. 61-70 - Rogerio Scabim Morano, E. A. Barros de Moraes, Rafael Ricardo Jacomossi:
Can small groups avoid the tragedy of the commons? 71-80 - Peter Day:
Community Media 4 Kenya: a partnership approach to building collective intelligence. 81-89 - Muriel Garreta Domingo, Peter B. Sloep, Davinia Hernández Leo, Yishay Mor:
Design for collective intelligence: pop-up communities in MOOCs. 91-100 - Sarah Copeland, Aldo de Moor:
Community Digital Storytelling for Collective Intelligence: towards a Storytelling Cycle of Trust. 101-111 - Stanley J. Rosenschein, Todd Davies:
Coordination technology for active support networks: context, needfinding, and design. 113-123 - Maurizio Teli, Antonella De Angeli, María Menéndez-Blanco:
The positioning cards: on affect, public design, and the common. 125-132 - Carlos Estrada-Grajales, Peta Mitchell, Marcus Foth, Christine Satchell:
Rat running the G20: collective intelligence for navigating the disrupted city. 133-146 - Leonardo Parra Agudelo, Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Marcus Foth, Carlos Estrada:
Creativity and design to articulate difference in the conflicted city: collective intelligence in Bogota's grassroots organisations. 147-158
Volume 33, Number 2, May 2018
- Larry Stapleton:
International stability in a digital world: emerging trends in machine intelligence, environmental sustainability and society. 159-162 - Christoph Jansen, Sabina Jeschke:
Mitigating risks of digitalization through managed industrial security services. 163-173 - Vassiliki Mpelogianni, Peter P. Groumpos:
Re-approaching fuzzy cognitive maps to increase the knowledge of a system. 175-188 - M. Bahita, Khaled Belarbi:
Fuzzy modelling and model reference neural adaptive control of the concentration in a chemical reactor (CSTR). 189-196 - Ö. Feyza Erkan, Mehmet Akar:
Cluster consensus in multi-agent networks with mutual information exchange. 197-205 - Sevil A. Ahmed, Vasil L. Popov, Andon V. Topalov, Nikola Georgiev Shakev:
Environmental monitoring using a robotized wireless sensor network. 207-214 - Alan Cottey:
Environment change, economy change and reducing conflict at source. 215-228 - Norbert Jesse:
Internet of Things and Big Data: the disruption of the value chain and the rise of new software ecosystems. 229-239 - Thomas Duda, L. Venkat Raghavan:
3D metal printing technology: the need to re-invent design practice. 241-252 - Theodore Tsekeris, Charalambos Tsekeris, Ioannis D. Katerelos:
Reflections on networks, human behaviour, and social dynamics in the digital age. 253-260 - Xingan Li, Henry Joutsijoki, Jorma Laurikkala, Martti Juhola:
GDP growth vs. criminal phenomena: data mining of Japan 1926-2013. 261-274 - Ylber Limani:
System-thinking approach to the applied interaction between transport and economy. 275-289 - David Morris:
In mod we trust? Human trust, Bitcoin, and the burning waste of time. 291-292 - Stefaan Verhulst:
Where and when AI and CI meet: exploring the intersection of artificial and collective intelligence towards the goal of innovating how we govern. 293-297
Volume 33, Number 3, August 2018
- Francesco Garibaldo, Emilio Rebecchi:
Cyber-physical system. 299-311 - Francesco Garibaldo, Emilio Rebecchi:
Nothing but a human. 313-321 - Alan Cottey:
Economic language and economy change: with implications for cyber-physical systems. 323-333 - Peter Brödner:
"Super-intelligent" machine: technological exuberance or the road to subjection. 335-346 - Martin Degeling, Bettina Berendt:
What is wrong about Robocops as consultants? A technology-centric critique of predictive policing. 347-356 - Peter J. Carew:
Symbiosis or assimilation: critical reflections on the ontological self at the precipice of Total Data. 357-368 - Angelo Salento:
Digitalisation and the regulation of work: theoretical issues and normative challenges. 369-378 - Loris Caruso:
Digital innovation and the fourth industrial revolution: epochal social changes? 379-392 - Daniela Freddi:
Digitalisation and employment in manufacturing - Pace of the digitalisation process and impact on employment in advanced Italian manufacturing companies. 393-403 - Tatiana Mazali:
From industry 4.0 to society 4.0, there and back. 405-411 - Anja Richert, Sarah Luisa Müller, Stefan Schröder, Sabina Jeschke:
Anthropomorphism in social robotics: empirical results on human-robot interaction in hybrid production workplaces. 413-424 - Sarah Luisa Müller, Mohammad A. Shehadeh, Stefan Schröder, Anja Richert, Sabina Jeschke:
An overview of work analysis instruments for hybrid production workplaces. 425-432 - Sang-Chul Park:
The Fourth Industrial Revolution and implications for innovative cluster policies. 433-445 - Luís Moniz Pereira:
Cyberculture, symbiosis, and syncretism. 447-452 - Call for papers. 453-455
- Call for papers. 457-458
Volume 33, Number 4, November 2018
- Karamjit S. Gill:
Artificial intelligence: looking though the Pygmalion Lens. 459-465 - Mihai Nadin:
Rethinking the experiment: necessary (R)evolution. 467-485 - Antônio Carlos da Rocha Costa:
Marx's concept of distributive justice: an exercise in the formal modeling of political principles. 487-500 - Mark Coeckelbergh:
The art, poetics, and grammar of technological innovation as practice, process, and performance. 501-510 - Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Avital Zadok:
Risk analysis and prediction in welfare institutions using a recommender system. 511-525 - Nils Oliver Klowait:
The quest for appropriate models of human-likeness: anthropomorphism in media equation research. 527-536 - Rajakishore Nath:
The problem of self in Nāgārjuna's philosophy: a contemporary perspective. 537-543 - Daniel First:
Will big data algorithms dismantle the foundations of liberalism? - How the emergence of recommendation algorithms will shape the pursuit of happiness in the 21st century. 545-556 - Stephen J. DeCanio:
Games between humans and AIs. 557-564 - Seth D. Baum:
Reconciliation between factions focused on near-term and long-term artificial intelligence. 565-572 - Masa Jazbec, Floris Erich, Hiroo Iwata:
A glance of cultural differences in the case of interactive device art installation idMirror. 573-582 - Aisen Caro Chacin, Hiroo Iwata, Victoria Vesna:
Assistive Device Art: aiding audio spatial location through the Echolocation Headphones. 583-597 - Alberto Boem, Hiroo Iwata:
"It's like holding a human heart": the design of Vital + Morph, a shape-changing interface for remote monitoring. 599-619 - Rihab Bousseta, Salma Tayeb, Issam El Ouakouak, Mourad Gharbi, Fakhita Regragui, Mohamed Majid Himmi:
EEG efficient classification of imagined right and left hand movement using RBF kernel SVM and the joint CWT_PCA. 621-629 - Geoff Mulgan:
Artificial intelligence and collective intelligence: the emergence of a new field. 631-632 - Richard Ennals:
"Brexit for Beginners", or "The Young Gentlemen of Etona" - Towards a script for Interactive Theatre with a Pantomime Final Act. 633-635 - Urjit A. Yajnik:
Reflections on James Bond of AI. 637-640 - Jean-louis Kraus:
Is artificial intelligence associated with chemist's creativity represents a threat to humanity? 641-643 - Richard Ennals:
Eight legs good, two legs bad? 645-646
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