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  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Oct-2025
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 1041103026
  • ISBN-13: 9781041103028
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 254 pages, kõrgus x laius: 229x152 mm, 2 Tables, black and white; 26 Line drawings, black and white; 1 Halftones, black and white; 27 Illustrations, black and white
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Uniquely aimed at teams that think together to solve problems and make decisions, this book explains how to enhance the collective intelligence of a team-size group and combine it with the artificial intelligence of generative AI to create a hybrid intelligence that is smarter than either one on its own.



Uniquely aimed at teams that think together to solve problems and make decisions, this book explains how to enhance the collective intelligence of a team-size group and combine it with the artificial intelligence of generative AI to create a hybrid intelligence that is smarter than either one on its own.

Boards, committees, and other team-size groups of 5-20 people are the primary problem-solving and decision-making units within organizations, and they form the bridges between organizations, industries, and nations that collaborate on projects. So how can leaders exponentially improve their teams’ capabilities? Assemble the right people, arm them with the right processes, and execute those processes on the right platforms—then add generative AI to enhance those practices. This book describes and synthesizes various ways of increasing a group’s collective intelligence through people, process, and platform practices, and goes on to explain how to augment the practices with generative AI, including how to ask it questions and what questions to ask to obtain superior answers. The resulting upsurge in team capability enables organizations to survive and thrive in a world that is growing progressively more competitive and complex.

This book will become the definitive resource for leaders and managers of commercial, government, and nonprofit organizations who want to learn how to significantly improve their teams’ problem-solving and decision-making ability by increasing their collective intelligence and combining it with the artificial intelligence of generative AI.

Arvustused

In an age where AI is amplifying human capabilities, this book makes a timely contribution by demystifying how groups can generate novel insights. It shows how hybrid intelligence can be orchestrated with structure and vision. It is a practical blueprint for collaborative problem-solving.

Dr. Alan Dennis, Professor of Information Systems, Indiana University

Kevin facilitated a strategy workshop for our global professional association using many of the methods explained in Hybrid Intelligence: Merging Collective and Artificial Intelligence to Solve Complex Problems. It was the most insightful strategy session weve ever conducted.

Patrick Farrey, CEO, SPE

As a researcher specializing in computer-supported collaborative learning and the author of Group Cognition: Computer Support for Building Collaborative Knowledge, I can tell you that Kevins book is a worthy read. He does a remarkable job of explaining the sociological and technological configurations that support collaborative knowledge building.

Dr. Gerry Stahl, Professor Emeritus, Drexel University

"I have been engaged in research on Group Support Systems for 35 years. I see great promise in the path to the future of team collaboration that Kevin Holt sketches out in this book. And he does so in a very interesting way: He engages in a discussion with the great scholars of the field, with ChatGPT and with his own past as facilitator. Thus we can see at work what he tells us: AI will fundamentally change the way teams collaborate. I recommend this book for all visionaries, practitioners and researchers of team collaboration."

Dr. Gerhard Schwabe, Professor of Informatics, University of Zurich

Kevin is a pioneer of computer-supported meetings. In Hybrid Intelligence: Merging Collective and Artificial Intelligence to Solve Complex Problems, he charts how collective and artificial intelligence can be combined. I highly recommend this book.

Dr. Wolfram Hoegel, Co-Founder, XLeap

"The best solutions come from harnessing diverse perspectiveswhether human or AI. Kevins book dives deep into how collective and artificial intelligence can work together to solve complex problems, a concept we live every day at IdeaScale. If you care about better decision-making, innovation, and the future of problem-solving, this is a must-read."

Nick Jain, CEO, IdeaScale

Im happy to endorse Hybrid Intelligence: Merging Collective and Artificial Intelligence to Solve Complex Problems. This future-forward treatment of group thinking is a critically important read for leaders who want to survive and thrive in a world that is growing progressively more complex.

Woody Wade, Author of Scenario Planning: A Field Guide to the Future

Some two decades ago, Kevin started facilitating computer-supported planning meetings for our global hotel industry conferences. He was ahead of his time then. And hes ahead of his time now. Merging collective and artificial intelligence has amazing potential to generate breakthrough ideas.

Jim Burba, Co-Founder, Burba Hotel Network

Introduction.
Chapter 1: Prelude: problems, intelligence & thinking
together.
Chapter 2: People: cognitive diversity, collaboration & AI.
Chapter
3: Processes: group methods, problem-solving methods & AI.
Chapter 4:
Platforms: meeting rooms, thinking tools & AI.
Chapter 5: Postlude: complex
problems require hybrid intelligence.
Kevin Holt is a Phoenix-based consultant who has been facilitating strategy and problem-solving workshops since 2001. His unique approach combines computer-supported meeting technology, generative AI, and specialized software tools. He has facilitated workshops throughout the United States and in London, Geneva, Singapore, and Delhi as well as online. Kevin is the author of Differentiation Strategy: Winning Customers by Being Different, published by Routledge in June 2022. Before he started facilitating meetings, he held officer-level real estate positions with national hotel companies, owned a small retail business, and operated a hotel development consulting practice. Kevin received a BS degree from the University of WisconsinMadison and an MBA from Arizona State University.