How can generative AI augment human cognition in research, teaching, and industry engagement?  Featuring practical real-time case studies that span these core academic areas, the seminar will provide attendees with practical examples of application in collaborative environments. Participants will also have the opportunity to engage directly, gaining hands-on experience.

This seminar aims to foster a dialogue on the integration of AI in academic and professional settings, inviting attendees to envision and contribute to the evolution of collective intelligence.

  • Gain an understanding of GenAI collective intelligence, including how it's constructed and its influence on collaborative endeavours in various research, pedagogy and engagement domains.
  • Acquire knowledge about GenAI collective intelligence approaches to problem-solving, the range of challenges it can address, and the successes it has achieved, particularly those relevant to the university's interests.
  • Learn about the augmentation of traditional research methods with collective intelligence tools, fostering more dynamic and comprehensive research approaches.
  • Discover actionable ways you can adopt collective intelligence in educational practices, research methodologies, and industry partnerships.
  • Identify avenues for active contribution to and benefit from collective intelligence platforms, enriching the personal academic and professional experiences within the university community.

Bruce Muirhead is a BHMS alumni (1986) and the Founding Director of The University of Queensland’s Boilerhouse – connecting the university collective insights with the challenges of the city. With over 30 years of experience in strategy, innovation, and leadership, Bruce is passionate about creating solutions that leverage the power of collaboration - AI, collective intelligence, and crowdsourcing.

As the Founder and CEO of Mindhive, he leads a visionary team that is redefining problem-solving and collaboration on a global scale. His platforms, Mindhive.ai and YeahNah.ai, enable local and global entities of all sizes and sectors to tap into the wisdom of diverse and dynamic communities, generating ideas that are not only efficient but also immersive and impactful.

Before launching Mindhive, he founded Eidos, a world-class think tank that tackled critical public policy challenges across various geographies and domains. In addition to his ventures, he is an avid contributor to collective intelligence and AI through his book, "A Global Mind", as well as numerous research publications, an Adjunct Professorship in education and policy, global speaking engagements, and mentoring opportunities. His mission is to share the insights and possibilities that emerge from harnessing the collective potential of humans.

Venue

Building 26A, St Lucia
Room: 
244-245