What is collective intelligence?
AGroup intelligence from many people
BThe measured IQ score of one expert
CA solitary flash of private insight
DA habit of repeating old methods
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Group intelligence from many people
1. Collective intelligence is shared or group intelligence.
2. It emerges from the collaboration, collective efforts and competition of many individuals.
3. It is not the ability of a single expert working alone.
_Source: Wikipedia, Problem solving, section Collective problem solving_
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