CC4CI

The Caribbean Centre for

Collective Intelligence

Research

• Implement the Conceptual Space as a Portable Semantic Storage Format for Artificial Intelligence

• Implement an Artificial Intelligence to Read From and Write to the Conceptual Space as a Portable Semantic Storage Format

• The Change the World University Challenge:

  • Implement a General Purpose Simulation of Societal Impact of Collectively Intelligent Value Chains

  • Implement an Algorithm to Generate Suggestions for Collectively Intelligent Value Chains of New Local Businesses to Create Startup Opportunities for African and Caribbean Entrepreneurs

• The Large Scale international Collaborative REsearch (LSCORE) Initiatives in Mathematics and the Basic Sciences:

  • The CC4CI Program in Physics

  • The CC4CI Program in Mathematics

  • The CC4CI Program in Economics

  • The CC4CI Program in Biology

  • The CC4CI Program in Sustainable Development

  • The CC4CI Program in Medicine

  • The CC4CI Program in Engineering

• The Collective Intelligence based Program to Accelerate Achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (CIPAA-SDGs):

  • Feasibility Studies: Conduct the feasibility study required to launch the CIPAA-SDGs Program.

  • Reference Implementations of Key Technologies:

    • Research and Proof of Concept Design and Development for CIPAA-SDGs Phase I (Agriculture): Social Impact Marketplace

    • Research and Proof of Concept Design and Development for CIPAA-SDGs Phase II (Education, Healthcare, Renewable Energy, Water and Sanitation, Employment, Food Security): Modular Renewable Energy Solution, Modular Potable Water Purification and Distribution Solution, Modular Waste Water Treatment and Solid Waste Management Solution.

    • Research and Proof of Concept Design and Development for CIPAA-SDGs Phase III (Sustainable Housing in Smart Cities): Modular Sustainable Housing Solutions for Smart Cities.

• Expanding e-Learning to Create Full Courses in the Center for General Collective Intelligence

• CIPAA-SDGs Feasibility Studies