Collective Intelligence+AI: Designing Interfaces for Human Coordination

Join us for a hybrid workshop as part of Human + Tech Week and the ongoing series, "Breaking Out of Silos"! 🌐✨

What if the key to unlocking collective intelligence lies not in enhanced AI, but in beautifully designed interfaces that improve how we coordinate, decide, and govern together? 🤔💡
With AI increasingly influencing our decisions, we must acknowledge that the challenge is not the intelligence itself, but the coordination among us. Fragmented realities, the subtle influence of AI, and a lack of consent can undermine trust and shared understanding. 🙅‍♂️🔍

Let's reframe collective intelligence as a design challenge! We will focus on the interface layer where humans and AI interact, employing coordination techniques that enhance AI visibility, align actions with human intent, and foster collaborative understanding. 🛠️🤝
This session will be hands-on, guiding participants to implement these principles in real-world applications across media, education, and civic systems.

Special Guest: Join Daveed, the Vice Chair of the SF Bay Chapter of the Internet Society and the creator of the meta-layer app, Canopi, as he unites designers, technologists, and civic innovators to explore the future of interface-level design aimed at enhancing collective intelligence within AI-infused environments. 🌟
Introduction by: Sheila Hassell Hughes from Human Energy, discussing their exciting work on the Noosphere.

A light lunch will be served for in-person attendees. 🍽️

This event is co-sponsored by the Meta-Layer Initiative, the Internet Society SF Bay Chapter, the Nevada ISOC Chapter, the PCI AI Noosphere action team, and Human Energy. For more context, visit themetalayer.org.

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