Collective Intelligence 2020 explores the impact of technology and big data on the ways in which people come together to communicate, combine knowledge and get work done.


2020-06-22 Update. Thanks to all of our presenters and participants for a great CI 2020 conference! All keynote presentations are now available on YouTube and all paper presentations are available online.

2020-06-12 Update. Collective Intelligence 2020 is only one week away. We have posted the program for the live keynote event here on our website. Conference registration will remain open till 24hr before the conference. We will send out personalized access links to all registered participants 1hr before the start of the event. In addition to access to live event, registered participants get early access to extended abstracts and presentations of accepted papers. 

2020-04-07 Update. We want to keep the community updated on the conference and share important information. We plan to notify authors of accepted papers on May 1st. To attend the live virtual meeting, you will be required to register for the conference, for which a flat $20 registration fee will be charged. We will open the conference registration system soon and post a link here on this website. To give everyone a better idea of what we have planned for the live virtual meeting, we have posted a rough program. We hope this will help all of you to plan ahead.


2020-03-18 Update. Given the COVID-19 outbreak the conference organizers have decided to change the conference format to a virtual conference. There will be no meeting in the physical world (i.e., you will not have to travel to attend). We are working on a contingency program of a condensed virtual synchronous program (live video chat etc) and an expanded asynchronous online program (various artifacts posted online that can be consumed at any time). Our main goal is to keep everyone safe, but continue to build our collective intelligence community. Please mark June 18 in your calendar to attend the virtual meeting. The review of submitted papers continues as planned. Authors of accepted papers will be asked to record a video of presentations. Stay tuned for more updates in the coming weeks.

Let’s stay connected. No matter where we are in the world, we can always come together to share ideas.

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Prior conferences were held at Carnegie Mellon (2019), University of Zurich (2018), NYU Tandon (2017), NYU Stern (2016), Santa Clara (2015), MIT (2014), and MIT (2012).

Confirmed Speakers

Eric Maskin
Harvard University

​Thalia Wheatley
Dartmouth College

​ Rajiv Sethi
Columbia University

Hélène Landemore
Yale University

​ Ezra Zuckerman
M.I.T.

Lisa O’Bryan
Rice University

Jeff Howe
Northeastern University

Guy Theraulaz
Paul Sabatier University

Iyad Rahwan
Max Planck Institute

Andrea Baronchelli
University of London

Thomas W. Malone
M.I.T.

Sabine Hauert
University of Bristol

​James Evans
University of Chicago

Audrey Dussutour
​Paul Sabatier University

Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
Human computation  •  Social computing  •  Crowdsourcing  •  Crowdfunding  •  Wisdom of crowds (e.g., prediction markets)  •  Group memory and extended cognition  •  Collective decision making and problem-solving  •   Organizational design and strategy  •  Ethics of collective intelligence   •  Computational models of groups  • ​ Emergence and evolution of intelligence ​ in biological systems •  New technologies for making groups smarter • ​ Collective creativity and innovation •  Citizen engagement and participation •  Citizen science •  Artificial intelligence and collaboration •  Open source intelligence and investigation •  Collective computation •  Swarming & synchronicity •  Voting and incentive mechanism design •  Collective forecasting/super forecasting

Conference details

Time and place
Thurs, June 18 , 2020​
Virtual Meeting
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Important dates
May 1: Paper Notification
June 18: Virtual Conference

Sponsors