In the 20th century, only 1% of the human population was connected to the Internet. At the end of 2017, more than 4 billion people on earth had access to the World Wide Web.
The numbers of engagements increased rapidly in the last decade which forced big tech companies to start building and upgrading their software platforms that integrate Machine Learning, Cloud Computing and Big Data to generate truly “explainable AI” products and services.
The interesting and complicated dance between humans and computers appears to draw a next level of development. As the Internet becomes a pervasive platform for commerce and culture, it is giving rise to radically new platforms for creating collective intelligence.
Sometimes known as Web 2.0, this new generation of Web-based software has powerful capacities to help people share, collaborate and interact as social communities.
Improving collective intelligence can help organizations decide when to freely share their knowledge. It can also help them deal with the management paradoxes they’ll face in the future.
In this phenomenon, new forms of relationships appear in which consumers become creators, as a consequence of a great facility for the contribution of information, through definition; what you know that I do not know, and what I know that you do not know, being the intersection, looking for functions and rules of mutual knowledge for problem solving.
Cubaaz platform is also enriched with all of the latest technologies like Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Block chain and Collective Intelligence. Our technology partners helped us to offer a unique system open knowledge collective intelligence algorithms to provide the best smart experience for the first time in the tourism industry. Follow us at https://www.linkedin.com/company/cubaaz/
