This workshop will explore the ways that people and machines, working separately or together, can leverage their relative strengths, resolve conflicts, and create value for society. Almost everything we humans have ever achieved has not been done by individuals acting alone, but by groups of people working together in ways that seem intelligent. Financial markets operate on this principle of collective intelligence to set prices for stocks, as do Internet searches that deliver answers to questions thousands have asked before.  Computers can make groups even smarter, but how should humans and machines interact?

The workshop includes faculty talks, a panel discussion, and a poster session/reception. Bagged lunch and refreshments will be provided. If you would like to attend, please register if you have not already done so. See the website for registration and more information about the workshop, including an updated agenda (viewed on a web browser): QuestCI.mit.edu.