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In this new era of rapid and complex change, many believe it will be our ability to harness collective intelligence that will determine how successful we are as communities, organisations and a species.

In this new era of rapid and complex change, many believe it will be our ability to harness collective intelligence that will determine how successful we are as communities, organisations and a species.

On Thursday, Mindhive hosted a virtual ThinkTank to support the online discussion of “Childcare – can we make it free for everyone?”

This is an example of Mindhive in action.

The Australian childcare system has always been a hot topic for political debate. However, the Federal Government’s recent decision to make childcare services fee-free for 3 months has highlighted the need for system reform.

If you’re a student keen to engage your skills – and develop new ones – you’re welcome to join the Summer program at Mindhive.

What follows is a complete summary of the new book “The Leadership Lens: Part 01 — Character Traits”.

When I was choosing a career path, I thought “doing good” meant working in a charity, or for the government. I’ve had a go at both. I’ve worked with incredible people creating positive impacts in their communities and on the environment. I’ve also seen the limits of what can be done in either sector.

It should come as no surprise that our collective response to Covid-19, and the long term consequences of this response, are questions firmly top of mind for the community. The second wave hitting Victoria has triggered a second wave of thinking around the pandemic and the decisions that are being made. Here are some questions to get you started. Is there an important question not being asked?

To be caught in the swell of an idea is something almost magical. It’s no secret that there are a myriad of problems that exist in wider society and that potentially millions of people would live better lives if these problems were solved.

Collective intelligence has grown up in the digital age. From its humble roots in crowdsourced ideas and small-scale think tanks, the ability for thousands of people around the world to tackle a single issue is one that’s changing the way that thought and knowledge are generated.

In my experience the words adaptability and agility are often used interchangeably, and in doing so lose their deeper meaning and therefore become less useful.

The widespread proliferation of collective intelligence has not only brought on a renaissance for group-powered thought but also paved the way for a new age of digitally enabled knowledge generation.

With COVID wreaking havoc around the world, we’re being given a brutal reality check on the fragility of the systems we have built – economic, health, social. Yet in reality, COVID is only one of many potential disruptors in an increasingly complex world – how do we prepare as leaders to navigate this complexity?

If COVID19 has taught us anything, it's that we're stronger together. In the turbulent times ahead, how we as individuals and organisation connect, engage and grow our networks, will play a big part in our success.

Recent discourse in the field of AI-driven collective intelligence has raised an interesting point for consideration. Namely that the maturing of the discipline has brought with it an increasingly narrow gaze in its approach to using artificial intelligence to further its goals.

Is it possible for an organisation, a system or a society, to become wiser? If so, how could we make this real and not just a vague invocation – like wishing people would be kinder or more loving?