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Improving human collective decision-making through animal and artificial intelligence

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Sueur, Cédric
Espinosa, Romain
Deneubourg, Jean-Louis

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Peer Community Journal. Peer Community. 2021, 1, e59. eISSN 2804-3871. Available under: doi: 10.24072/pcjournal.31

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Whilst fundamental to human societies, collective decision-making such as voting systems can lead to non-efficient decisions, as past climate policies demonstrate. Current systems are harshly criticised for the way they consider voters needs and knowledge. Collective decision-making is central in human societies but also occurs in animal groups mostly when animals need to choose when and where to move. In these societies, animals balance between the needs of the group members and their own needs and rely on each individuals (partial) knowledge. We argue that non-human animals and humans share similar collective decision processes, among which are agenda-setting, deliberation and voting. Recent works in artificial intelligence have sought to improve decision-making in human groups, sometimes inspired by animals decision-making systems. We discuss here how our societies could benefit from recent advances in ethology and artificial intelligence to improve our collective decision-making system.

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ISO 690SUEUR, Cédric, Christophe BOUSQUET, Romain ESPINOSA, Jean-Louis DENEUBOURG, 2021. Improving human collective decision-making through animal and artificial intelligence. In: Peer Community Journal. Peer Community. 2021, 1, e59. eISSN 2804-3871. Available under: doi: 10.24072/pcjournal.31
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  title={Improving human collective decision-making through animal and artificial intelligence},
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