Podcasts about wisdom of the crowd

Experts often build models to help predict how systems will behave. But what happens if, instead of asking the experts to build models, we ask laypeople to simply predict outcomes? This is what happens in 'prediction markets'. And it turns out that in some situations, the 'wisdom of the crowd' often outperforms experts' models. To break down what prediction markets are and how they work, we're joined by Rajiv Sethi, Professor of Economics at Barnard College at Columbia University and External Professor at the Santa Fe Institute.   Connect: Simplifying Complexity on Twitter Sean Brady on Twitter Sean Brady on LinkedIn Brady Heywood website This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.

Ever wonder why your fund manager can't beat the markets? There's a simple reason and the answer may entirely change the way you think about your investment strategy.   Join me on this episode of Deliberate Money Moves as we explore a better way to create and manage your investment portfolio.   Previously published on Aug 18, 2020    

If you have a phone or computer, you could start a media company right now and publish and share whatever you like. On one hand, this is amazing and democratizes what was previously reserved for a handful of gatekeepers. At the same time, the deluge of messages, often with ulterior motives, makes it extremely difficult for most of us to think freely. Should you trust governmental organizations? Left or right leaning news media? And what about the bro science podcaster? I don't have the answers to any of these questions, but our guest on this week's podcast does.  Listen and learn: About the wisdom of the crowd The dangers of conformity Why conspiracy thinking exists Poetic truth vs. real world facts Links Free Your Mind Book ABOUT OUR GUEST Patrick Fagan is an applied behavioral scientist with over 13 years of experience in marketing, political campaigns, and data science consultancy. His expertise is in understanding human behavior and decision-making processes. Through his work, he advocates responsible and ethical practices in behavioral science, empowering individuals to resist manipulative influences and fostering critical thinking in society. He is the coauthor of the book, Free Your Mind.  Like the Show? Leave us a review Check out our YouTube channel Visit www.yogabody.com

Melissa interviews Erica Saleh (ONE OF US IS LYING) in a great conversation about the current writers strike, what it means to be a TV writer and how they work their way up the career ladder. This episode has a lot of excellent information about why this strike is so important at this moment in the entertainment business. Erica Saleh is a New York City based TV writer, screenwriter, and playwright. Most recently she was the Creator/Showrunner of One of Us is Lying for Peacock. Prior credits include EVIL, INSTINCT, WISDOM OF THE CROWD and CHANNEL ZERO. She serves on the WGA East's Council and is a member of the WGA's 2023 Negotiating Committee. Show Notes: Meet the WGA Negotiating Committee - Erica Erica's Instagram @ericals ONE OF US IS LYING - Trailer In Her Voice is a Woman and Hollywood Podcast, hosted by Melissa Silverstein (Founder of ⁠Women and Hollywood⁠ and Co-Founder of the ⁠Athena Film Festival) and produced by ⁠⁠Leonie Marsh⁠⁠. Subscribe to this podcast on Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts. ⁠Join Substack ⁠for Melissa's weekly curated list of content made by women. Twitter ⁠@melsil⁠ and ⁠@womenahollywood⁠ Instagram ⁠@womenandhollywood

English Description (German below)Guest: Ralph HertwigRalph Hertwig explains the phenomenon of the "wisdom of the crowd". In the wisdom traditions, the individual is considered wise, the group rather a source of irrationality. Under certain circumstances, however, it may be that the combined judgment of a crowd surpasses that of any one person, no matter how wise. But this should not lead us to blindly apply the concept of the "wisdom of the crowd" to every group movement and to trust that the average of many assessments is always the best choice. After all, groups of people are not always idealized collections of subjects. In many situations they interact very strongly with each other, influence each other and are prone to panic overreactions by immitation behavior, which increase each other than to cool down wisely and soberly.You can find the German and the English transcript on our homepage: www.metis.ethz.ch. There we also provide further material on the topic. Follow our social media channels on Mastodon, Twitter and Instagram!Send us an email with questions and comments to: metis@phil.gess.ethz.ch. This podcast was produced by Martin Münnich with the support of ETH Zurich and the Udo Keller Foundation, Forum Humanum in Hamburg.German DesctiptionGast: Ralph HertwigRalph Hertwig erklärt uns das Phänomen der "wisdom of the crowd". In den Weisheitstraditionen gilt oder die Einzelperson als weise, die Gruppe eher als ein Quell von Irrationalität. Unter bestimmten Umständen kann es aber sein, dass die geballte Urteilskraft einer Menge, diejenige einer noch so klugen Person übertrifft. Doch das sollte nicht dazu verleiten, das Konzept der "wisdom of the crowd" blindlings auf jede Gruppenbewegung anzuwenden und darauf zu vertrauen, dass der Durchschnitt aus vielen Einschätzungen immer die beste Wahl ist. Menschengruppen sind ja nicht immer idealisierte Ansammlungen von Probanden. In vielen Situationen interagieren sie sehr stark miteinander, beeinflussen sich gegenseitig und sind durch Immitationsverhalten anfällig für panische Überreaktionen, die sich wechselseitig steigern, als sich weise und nüchtern runterzukühlen.Das deutsche und das englische Transkript finden Sie auf unserer Homepage: www.metis.ethz.ch. Dort stellen wir auch weiteres Material zum Thema zur Verfügung. Folgen Sie unseren Social-Media-Kanälen auf Mastodon, Twitter und Instagram!Schreiben Sie uns eine Mail mit Fragen und Kommentaren an: metis@phil.gess.ethz.ch Dieser Podcast wurde produziert von Martin Münnich mit Unterstützung der ETH Zürich und der Udo-Keller-Stiftung, Forum Humanum in Hamburg.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Wisdom of the Crowd vs. "the Best of the Best of the Best", published by nikos on April 4, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Summary This post asks whether we can improve forecasts for binary questions merely by selecting a few accomplished forecasters from a larger pool. Using Metaculus data, it compares the Community Prediction (a recency-weighted median of all forecasts) with a counterfactual Community Prediction that combines forecasts from only the best 5, 10, ..., 30 forecasters based on past performance (the "Best") and a counterfactual Community Prediction with all other forecasters (the "Rest") and the Metaculus Prediction, Metaculus' proprietary aggregation algorithm that weighs forecasters based on past performance and extremises forecasts (i.e. pushes them towards either 0 or 1) The ensemble of the "Best" almost always performs worse on average than the Community Prediction with all forecasters The "Best" outperforms the ensemble of all other forecaster (the "Rest") in some instances. the "Best" never outperform the "Rest" on average for questions with more than 200 forecasters performance of the "Best" improves as their size increases. They never outperform the "Rest" on average at size 5, sometimes outperform it at size 10-20 and reliably outperform it for size 20+ (but only for questions with fewer than 200 forecasters) The Metaculus Prediction on average outperforms all other approaches in most instances, but may have less of an advantage against the Community Prediction for questions with more forecasters The code is published here. Conflict of interest noteI am an employee of Metaculus. I think this didn't influence my analysis, but then of course I'd think that, and there may be things I haven't thought about. Introduction Let's say you had access to a large number of forecasters and you were interested in getting the best possible forecast for something. Maybe you're running a prediction platform (good job!). Or you're the head of an important organisation that needs to make an important decision. Or you just really really really want to correctly guess the weight of an ox. What are you going to do? Most likely, you would ask everyone for their forecast, throw the individual predictions together, stir a bit, and pull out some combined forecast. The easiest way to do this is to just take the mean or median of all individual forecasts, or, probably better for binary forecasts, the geometric mean of odds. If you stir a bit harder, you could get a weighted, rather than an unweighted combination of forecasts. That is, when combining predictions you give forecasters different weights based on their past performance. This seems like an obvious idea, but in reality it is really hard to pull off. This is called the forecast combination puzzle: estimating weights from past data is often noisy or biased and therefore a simple unweighted ensemble often performs best. Instead of estimating precise weights, you could just decide to take the X best forecasters based on past performance and use only their forecasts to form a smaller ensemble. (Effectively, this would just give those forecasters a weight of 1 and everyone else a weight of 0). Presumably, when choosing your X, there is a trade-off between "having better forecasters" and "having more forecasters" (see this and this analysis on why more forecasters might be good). (Note that what I'm analysing here is not actually a selection of the best available forecasters. The selection process is quite distinct from the one used for say Superforecasters, or Metaculus Pro Forecasters, who are identified using a variety of criteria. And see the Discussion section for additional factors not studied here that would likely affect the performance of such a forecasting group.) Methods To get some insights, I analys...

Het lijkt onmogelijk om bij verandertrajecten iedereen de kans te geven om zijn of haar mening te geven. Zeker als het gaat om een grote organisatie of als mensen verspreid zijn over meerdere locaties.Er is altijd het gevaar dat het belangrijker is wie iets zegt dan te kijken naar wat er wordt gezegd.Gelukkig zijn er oplossingen om wel iedereen die dat wil te betrekken en ook nog eens 'groupthink' te voorkomen.

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Today's guest, Justin Chen, along with his co-founder, John Li, and the crack team at PickFu, is on a mission to democratize consumer research so that anyone and everyone can make better, data-driven decisions.PickFu provides consumer research services to a wide range of customers, from NY Times bestselling self-published authors to the largest video game companies to the full range of CPG and Amazon FBA businesses.For the modern seller, knowledge is power and getting as much data, and input from a curated audience most likely to buy your product is a must.For sellers, PickFu helps ensure that their products resonate with the target audience so that they don't make blind decisions. Unlike in the older days, you can no longer list your products on Amazon and rely on reviews to iterate.It's also an affordable way to optimize your e-commerce marketing images and copy before buying ads.Key Takeaways- Justin's journey to developing PickFu (01:57)- Democratizing consumer research (07:45)- Range of ideas you can test with PickFu (10:10)- Keeping things fresh with re-optimization (20:08)- Testing against your competition to validate your designs (25:11)- How to use the Q&A's to learn about your product (28:10)- Amazon's AB testing program - manage your experiments (30:33)- Instilling a data-driven mindset into your organization (34:00)Additional resources:Stop guessing what your customers want - Get Insights from PickFu- Schedule a FREE consultation with the Ave7 team- Grab the FREE Amazon Seller Central Checklist- Get the book “The Amazon Jungle” book by Jason Boyce- Learn more about Avenue 7 Media----Day 2 Podcast has a goal of helping Amazon sellers learn how to launch, grow and protect their brand on the world's largest online marketplace (and beyond).Follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode!

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In this episode, Sarah talks about her experience of the 2004 Indonesian Tsunami and the after effects. Sarah Cross is a two-time international bestselling author with her books Ignite Happiness and Ignite your Wisdom. She is also a coach in the Art of Storytelling and helps people create powerful authentic stories so their unique voice can shine. Check out Sarah's website hereEmail Sarah hereFollow Sarah on FacebookGet your 20 questions for deeper connections hereCheck out Sarah's podcast STORIES THAT WOW hereFollow Candace on Instagram

“If we chase perfection… we'll lose.”  Amongst the 455 (and some) eco labels and sparkling greenwash, how's a person to figure out which products and brands they can truly have confidence in when wanting to make more sustainable and ethical choices in their shopping trolleys?  What can we trust? What can we understand? When rushing round the supermarket aisles are we realistically going to scan QR codes and visit websites for the latest carbon calculations? Unlikely… In this podcast we find out more about the innovative tech start-up ‘Wherefrom' - where Adam Williams, Founder, tells us about their mission to ensure every product and company in the world has a ‘Wherefrom Score'. They're the world's first crowd-sourced sustainability review platform, comparing any company or product on a single scale.   Likened to Trip Advisor, the platform enables people to score and review products and connect directly with brands – it also enables brands to claim their profile and provides opportunity for them to share sustainability credentials and respond and engage with reviewers directly and transparently. As a by-product, the platform provides useful data and insights for brands around consumer opinion which can help to inform the development of sustainability strategies. Adam shares the back story of how Wherefrom came to be and how what started as a passion project has quickly transitioned into a scalable and useful resource that is adding value at the point of purchase for people. We talk about the practicalities of how the Wherefrom score works, the rigour and the responsibility. What's important for Wherefrom is ‘cross-over' appeal – because to effect scale and wider impact, we need to extend far beyond the sustainability minded echo-chambers to help reach the majority of shoppers – to educate, get them rethinking and making better more informed choices.   As we discussed with Helen Hepworth in a previous pod, the supermarkets, as gatekeepers,  also have a significant role to play in influencing better choices – and we discuss again, the need for the need for them to be more selective and responsible about what they stock. We also cover the important role of finance and investment – and how investors need to move away from outmoded ways of assessing where to invest – and to invest more widely in the small, innovative, impact driven start-ups – to enable a sea-change in the number of social impact businesses moving from start-up to scale-up – and making a real difference to what business looks like and what it gives back to society.   Visit Wherefrom.org – and you'll be hit at every level with their ethos of, as Adam puts it… ‘doing sustainability with a big fat smile'. We found Wherefrom the day they ‘broke the internet' with people sharing their hilarious (and brain worm inducing), ‘Stop the Wash' music video – singing out the plethora of greenwash taglines, advising brands that given those lines were now part of their ‘song', if used they would sue for copyright! ;) [if you missed it – it's here]. And whilst there's a lot of humour, fun, and mockery to be had to keep things light, interesting and of course, to aide mass appeal – the fun doesn't detract from the serious mission they're on, bringing the customer back into sustainability strategy and progress the behaviour change they're pursuing and the heartfelt reminder to us all of the role we play and the choices we make.   Tune in… and listen to Adam's answer to our final ‘quick round' question – and you'll know what we're talking about. For more information about Wherefrom visit https://wherefrom.org/ Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

“If we chase perfection… we'll lose.”  Amongst the 455 (and some) eco labels and sparkling greenwash, how's a person to figure out which products and brands they can truly have confidence in when wanting to make more sustainable and ethical choices in their shopping trolleys?  What can we trust? What can we understand? When rushing round the supermarket aisles are we realistically going to scan QR codes and visit websites for the latest carbon calculations? Unlikely… In this podcast we find out more about the innovative tech start-up ‘Wherefrom' - where Adam Williams, Founder, tells us about their mission to ensure every product and company in the world has a ‘Wherefrom Score'. They're the world's first crowd-sourced sustainability review platform, comparing any company or product on a single scale.   Likened to Trip Advisor, the platform enables people to score and review products and connect directly with brands – it also enables brands to claim their profile and provides opportunity for them to share sustainability credentials and respond and engage with reviewers directly and transparently. As a by-product, the platform provides useful data and insights for brands around consumer opinion which can help to inform the development of sustainability strategies. Adam shares the back story of how Wherefrom came to be and how what started as a passion project has quickly transitioned into a scalable and useful resource that is adding value at the point of purchase for people. We talk about the practicalities of how the Wherefrom score works, the rigour and the responsibility. What's important for Wherefrom is ‘cross-over' appeal – because to effect scale and wider impact, we need to extend far beyond the sustainability minded echo-chambers to help reach the majority of shoppers – to educate, get them rethinking and making better more informed choices.   As we discussed with Helen Hepworth in a previous pod, the supermarkets, as gatekeepers,  also have a significant role to play in influencing better choices – and we discuss again, the need for the need for them to be more selective and responsible about what they stock. We also cover the important role of finance and investment – and how investors need to move away from outmoded ways of assessing where to invest – and to invest more widely in the small, innovative, impact driven start-ups – to enable a sea-change in the number of social impact businesses moving from start-up to scale-up – and making a real difference to what business looks like and what it gives back to society.   Visit https://wherefrom.org/ (Wherefrom.org) – and you'll be hit at every level with their ethos of, as Adam puts it… ‘doing sustainability with a big fat smile'. We found Wherefrom the day they ‘broke the internet' with people sharing their hilarious (and brain worm inducing), ‘Stop the Wash' music video – singing out the plethora of greenwash taglines, advising brands that given those lines were now part of their ‘song', if used they would sue for copyright! ;) [https://youtu.be/sQrFulewf94 (if you missed it – it's here)]. And whilst there's a lot of humour, fun, and mockery to be had to keep things light, interesting and of course, to aide mass appeal – the fun doesn't detract from the serious mission they're on, bringing the customer back into sustainability strategy and progress the behaviour change they're pursuing and the heartfelt reminder to us all of the role we play and the choices we make.   Tune in… and listen to Adam's answer to our final ‘quick round' question – and you'll know what we're talking about. For more information about Wherefrom visit https://wherefrom.org/ Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

Herd instinct refers to a phenomenon where people join groups or follow the actions of others under the assumption that those other people know something that they don't. In this episode the gang debates the wisdom of the crowd vs the madness of the crowd. Questions or comments? Suggestions for a topic that you would like us to discuss on the show? Send us an email at comments@onmarkets.com

Nick, in Bahrain for the final leg of the Turf Series, is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to reflect on racing news from around the globe. They lead with the interim suspension meted out to decorated equestrian Sir Mark Todd for his appearance in the viral TikTok that sparked social media outrage earlier in the week. They discuss way perspectives can shift over time and consider whether the British Horseracing Authority will be able to deal with this swiftly and efficiently. They also talk about the Oisin Murphy hearing, a date for which has been set next week, the continuing fallout from the Grand national weights and looks ahead to this weekend's racing, with a notable contribution from trainer Anthony Honeyball. JA McGrath joins from Australia to talk about the Lightning Stakes as well as the best of the Hong Kong action, while Marcus Bird updates us on the progress of the Godolphin Flying Start trainees.

Nick, in Bahrain for the final leg of the Turf Series, is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to reflect on racing news from around the globe. They lead with the interim suspension meted out to decorated equestrian Sir Mark Todd for his appearance in the viral TikTok that sparked social media outrage earlier in the week. They discuss way perspectives can shift over time and consider whether the British Horseracing Authority will be able to deal with this swiftly and efficiently. They also talk about the Oisin Murphy hearing, a date for which has been set next week, the continuing fallout from the Grand national weights and looks ahead to this weekend's racing, with a notable contribution from trainer Anthony Honeyball. JA McGrath joins from Australia to talk about the Lightning Stakes as well as the best of the Hong Kong action, while Marcus Bird updates us on the progress of the Godolphin Flying Start trainees.

Host Geri Cole talks to Erica Saleh—writer & EP of ONE OF US IS LYING—about the process of developing the series for three different networks before finally finding its home on Peacock, how '80s and '90s nostalgia influenced the writers' room, and the importance of having faith in your ability to finish a draft. Erica Saleh is a TV writer and playwright whose past television credits include EVIL, INSTINCT, WISDOM OF THE CROWD, and CHANNEL ZERO. As a playwright she is a member of Ensemble Studio Theatre, and her work has been produced and developed by multiple theaters across the NYC area. She also serves on the WGA East's Council, as well as the Guild's Committee for Inclusion and Equity. Erica developed, writes on, and executive produces the new young adult mystery series ONE OF US IS LYING. Based on Karen M. McManus's New York Times best-selling novel, the show tells the story of what happens when five high schoolers walk into detention and only four make it out alive. Everyone is a suspect, and everyone has something to hide. ONE OF US IS LYING premiered in October 2021 and is currently streaming on Peacock. --- Before it was a podcast, OnWriting was a print publication. Check out OnWriting: The Print Archives. Read shownotes, transcripts, and other member interviews: www.onwriting.org/ Follow the Guild on social media: Twitter: @OnWritingWGAE | @WGAEast Facebook: /WGAEast Instagram: @WGAEast

The appeal to authority has been used as a lazy crutch when referencing real concerns about lockdowns and Government mandates, but do the common people know better than the experts? Let's take a look and see...15:14 - Conspiracy News55:19 - TamBam Joins The Show1:32:50 - Wisdom Of The Crowd2:01:40 - COINTELPRO2:20:35 - Crowds Make Better Decisions Than Experts?2:50:46 - Final Thoughtshttp://www.troubledminds.org Support The Show! https://rokfin.com/creator/troubledminds https://teespring.com/stores/troubled-minds-store #aliens #conspiracy #paranormalRadio Schedule Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs 7-9pst - https://fringe.fm/iTunes - https://apple.co/2zZ4hx6Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2UgyzqMStitcher - https://bit.ly/2UfAiMXTuneIn - https://bit.ly/2FZOErSTwitter - https://bit.ly/2CYB71Uhttps://www.amazon.com/Stories-Fractured-Mind-Robert-Collection-ebook/dp/B07D1RVX7Yhttps://www.instagram.com/tamlbam/https://salsidoparanormal.podbean.com/----------------------------------------------------------------------------https://youtu.be/Y_plhk1FUQAhttps://twitter.com/BillFOXLA/status/1336119868182077445https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/03/high-value-business-travellers-to-be-exempt-from-quarantine-in-englandhttps://nypost.com/2020/12/08/suspected-chinese-spy-slept-with-courted-us-politicians-report/https://www.scmp.com/tech/article/3112836/facial-recognition-toilet-paper-dispensers-china-put-hold-privacy-concernshttps://www.ktnv.com/now-trending/monolith-appears-in-downtown-las-vegas-on-fremont-streethttps://thedebrief.org/leaked-photo-surfaces-of-purported-unidentified-aerial-phenomena/https://thedebrief.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/photo-2-1-1.jpghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBAeqJmPKvs&ab_channel=Gogohttps://www.nbcnews.com/news/weird-news/former-israeli-space-security-chief-says-extraterrestrials-exist-trump-knows-n1250333https://twitter.com/dave_beaty/status/1336517416852070402https://www.britannica.com/topic/COINTELPROhttps://vault.fbi.gov/cointel-prohttps://allthatsinteresting.com/cointelpro-fbihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wisdom_of_the_crowdhttps://thepowermoves.com/the-wisdom-of-crowds/https://hbr.org/2018/12/the-right-way-to-use-the-wisdom-of-crowdshttps://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2020/02/17/nih-disease-official-anthony-fauci-risk-of-coronavirus-in-u-s-is-minuscule-skip-mask-and-wash-hands/4787209002/https://youtu.be/PRa6t_e7dgI

On this episode of the BragWorthy Culture Podcast, Jordan speaks with Fay Manolios, the Head of Total Rewards for Capital One. Capital One is on a mission to help customers succeed by bringing ingenuity, simplicity and humanity back to banking. Fay has held a variety of leadership positions across HR at Capital One. She was named Head of Total Rewards in 2017, and her role includes compensation, recognition, benefits global mobility, and TR marketing and associative experience for more than 50,000 associates worldwide. Fay speaks on what led her down the path of HR and why she started in the field. She talks about how she listens to the needs of so many people and responds to them at such a novel time in history. She touches on the importance of listening to people and hearing their individual needs, along with how being flexible with those needs is important. She discusses how organizations should think differently about desired traits in future employees after COVID times, and she shares her perspective on the shift of hiring people for not what they know, but what they can learn on the job. She also talks about what Capital One plans to do post-COVID. She gives insight on how equity can be brought to people in and out of the office, what will happen from a compensation standpoint, the shift toward part-time work and how organizations can achieve their vision and aspirations.

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With the boom of data-driven organizations and the adoption of technological advancements, cybersecurity threats are also getting more sophisticated. The fast-changing nature of cybersecurity and the sheer amount of threats and vulnerabilities requires organizations to stay on top of protecting their assets and data from attackers. To counteract this, organizations are increasingly turning to ethical-hackers and bug bounty programs. Having ethical-hackers and security researchers detect vulnerabilities before cyber attackers do, allows organizations to get ahead by acting proactively. Crowdsourced bug bounty hunting platforms provide organizations access to a large and skilled community of ethical-hackers and researchers to test their websites and applications. Researchers also benefit from joining a vibrant community and participating in programs fit for their skills. Bug bounty platforms handle the project and rewards management so hunters can focus on what they do best, hunting. To kick-off Securitytrails Bug Bounty Hunting Month, we are talking with Stijn Jans, the Founder and CEO of Intigriti and Inti De Ceukelaire, their Head of Hackers. Intigriti is the largest ethical hacking and bug bounty hunting platform in Europe and one of the most well-known and loved in the world and the community. In this first interview of BBHM, learn more about Intigriti's philosophy, how does wisdom of the crowd help businesses and the crowd itself, their biggest wins, and finally find out who is behind their highly entertaining Twitter account. Securitytrails: What did the early days of Intigriti look like? Stijn Jans: Intigriti launched in 2016, a time when bug bounty and crowdsourced security concepts were still fairly unknown in Europe. For that reason, many of the first programs published on the Intigriti platform were won through evangelizing marketing efforts. We were looking for pioneers in the cybersecurity community to focus on building a healthy and engaged crowd of ethical-hackers. Our target customers were European, so running the company in a European way was critical. However, we knew companies could be targeted by malicious hackers from anywhere in the world. Therefore, our hacking community had to be global as well. I hired a small team of motivated people who shared my passion for modifying security testing, and they set to work building our community. Meanwhile, I began reaching out to my contacts in cybersecurity, educating them on the benefits of continuous crowd security. ethical-hackers working with us. Securitytrails: Intigriti is based in Europe. What differences do you see between the cybersecurity industry, and field in general, in Europe vs the US? Is the awareness different among Organizations? Stijn Jans & Inti De Ceukelaire: The US was the first to embrace crowd security. However, the adoption rate in Europe is steadily increasing. Partly due to legal frameworks, like GDPR, that have come into play, which required businesses to take a step up with their security efforts. GDPR is one example, but there are many more governmental bodies that European companies have to comply with. It's essential for security teams to have the relevant services and infrastructures in place, and at Intigriti, we take a strong focus on this. Securitytrails: How did you discover the need for a bug bounty platform like Intigriti? Where did the idea for a crowdsourced platform come from? Stijn: Before Intigriti, I ran a security company that focused on penetration testing. Pen-testing is a time-limited spot check, focused on one moment in time and only one application is tested. For years, the company successfully deployed consultants to one-week assignments testing applications defined by the customer. Although business was going well, there was one challenge with this type of security testing that customers kept asking me, Can you guarantee that you have found all possible vulnerabilities after the test? And the only possible answ...

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Wisdom Of The Crowd Predicting TRUMP LANDSLIDE, Farage Says Polls Are LYING To Suppress Trump Vote. Nigel Farage says that the goal of media is to trick voters into thinking they can't win.Betting odds across the board are saying that either Trump landslides or that his odds are way better than the forecasters give.But polling seems to be partisan these days with some saying Trump is guaranteed to win and others saying he has only a 10% chance.But USC Dornsife says wisdom of the crowd is a better indicator of victory and if thats true than Draft Kings betting odds suggest trump hits a 49 state landslide.Joe Biden is favored to win and Democrats are favored to take the house and the senateSeems like we will know more tomorrowSupport the show (http://timcast.com/donate)

Ever wonder why your fund manager can’t beat the markets? There’s a simple reason and the answer may entirely change the way you think about your investment strategy.   Join me on this episode of Deliberate Money Moves as we explore a better way to create and manage your investment portfolio.

A message by Josh Erickson, senior pastor, from Sunday, April 05, 2020. This message is week 6 of a new series called “Wisdom of the Crowd.” Connect with PRPC! PRPC Instagram PRPC YouTube Channel PRPC Facebook PPRC Website

So much noise, so many opinions. Perhaps time for Occam's Razor to start its scientific shaving? In this latest Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture Alan Champneys argues that Mathematics is at its best when it challenges assumptions. For example the wobbling of the Millennium Bridge in London in 2000. Caused by crowds synchronising? Alan begs to differ.

So much noise, so many opinions. Perhaps time for Occam's Razor to start its scientific shaving? In this latest Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture Alan Champneys argues that Mathematics is at its best when it challenges assumptions. For example the wobbling of the Millennium Bridge in London in 2000. Caused by crowds synchronising? Alan begs to differ.

An episode to carry on from 'You are the average of the 5 people you surround.' (Episode 10) The statistical model of of 'wisdom of the crowd' is very accurate in predicting things that individuals on their own are poor at forecasting. Like those 'guess how many jelly beans in a jar' challenges. They are best tackled together to get to the best statistical guess. I'm exploring this with Industry Trends for 2020 and you can contribute your guess here: www.bit.ly/2020wisdom --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fathersfounders/message

We were joined by "Let's Talk FPL" Andy to discuss two topics: Wisdom of the crowd: Are the top players bought by the FPL community the best ones? and also Are there better picks far from the madding crowd? Has the FPL community missed out any potential assets in their teams at this moment. There was a lot to take from the discussions as we broke away from the twittersphere to see if there were any potential players that had been missed.  We have lots more podcasts and discussions coming up until the start of the season so make sure to follow our twitter to be updated whenever we release anything.

Sam Bell talks about the wisdom of a crowd.

Bill Joy once said "There are always more smart people outside your company than within it"... So should we be looking at ways to utilise the wisdom of the crowd? Are the many cleverer than the few?

Learn about how social structures can shape how we think and behave from Matthew O. Jackson, the William D. Eberle Professor of Economics at Stanford University. Also in this podcast, Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer discuss a simple technique that will instantly make you a better listener, from this story on Curiosity.com: https://curiosity.im/2unmjoN Pick up Matthew O. Jackson’s book “The Human Network: How Your Social Position Determines Your Power, Beliefs, and Behaviors” on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2UXfMNg If you love our show and you're interested in hearing full-length interviews, then please consider supporting us on Patreon. You'll get exclusive episodes and access to our archives as soon as you become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/curiositydotcom Download the FREE 5-star Curiosity app for Android and iOS at https://curiosity.im/podcast-app. And Amazon smart speaker users: you can listen to our podcast as part of your Amazon Alexa Flash Briefing — just click “enable” here: https://curiosity.im/podcast-flash-briefing.

Learn how to develop credibility with your target buying audience quickly and effectively even though you have never had their job.  

What's the worst way to win an Oscar? How long until the planet is just a toaster oven of chaos? Why is Guy Fieri ripping off our ideas? Will Josh ever like Pokémon? These are just a few of the pressing issues discussed on this week's episode of Tomorrow. Take out your RAZR, disable the comments section, and enjoy episode 153. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Ruth Graham describes what happens for the bulk of the 11-day siege on the Weaver family property. As the surviving Weavers stayed holed up inside their cabin, their story attracted droves of supporters and rabble-rousers to rural Idaho. Slate Plus members get a bonus episode of Standoff each week. Sign up for Slate Plus at slate.com/standoff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Ruth Graham describes what happens for the bulk of the 11-day siege on the Weaver family property. As the surviving Weavers stayed holed up inside their cabin, their story attracted droves of supporters and rabble-rousers to rural Idaho. Slate Plus members get a bonus episode of Standoff each week. Sign up for Slate Plus at slate.com/standoff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat James discusses the return of CFB DFS and how accurate Wisdom of the Crowd is in NFL DFS

SPY Historian Vince Houghton sat down with Dr. Steven Rieber, IARPA program manager, to discuss CREATE, which seeks to develop, and experimentally test, systems that use crowdsourcing and structured analytic techniques to improve analytic reasoning. [CLICK HERE](https://www.iarpa.gov/index.php/research-programs/create/) for more information on the program. [CLICK HERE](http://join.createbetterreasoning.com) to sign up.

Sometimes we choose the path of least resistance because it is the easiest path to take. Sometimes however, that means listening to the wisdom of the crowd as they chant, “Jump off the cliff”. You can imagine how this story would turn out – maybe you even know from your own experience. Is there hope for those times when we can choose to stand alone? Is there victory?

You're invited to join our science-themed cocktail party, where experts on the history of science tell us stories, fun facts, and random anecdotes about the development of scientific knowledge from the 19th century to today. In this episode, we talk to Professor Marcus du Sautoy about the wisdom of the crowd. Does crowdsourcing help us make better decisions? Or does it expose us to the perils of groupthink? Are there some questions - scientific, mathematical, or social - that are best answered with many people participating? What is the value of expertise? Hear Marcus discuss these topics and more in this episode of The Conversationalist. And watch his full talk on 'The Wisdom of the Crowd' at the Royal Society here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tngG2kAik Interviews with: Prof Marcus du Sautoy (University of Oxford) Produced by: Dr Kira Allmann (University of Oxford) Music by: Rosemary Allmann This podcast is brought to you by the Constructing Scientific Communities Project, supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

En el programa de esta semana hablamos de la primera temporada de Future Man, Valor y la única temporada de Wisdom of the Crowd.

#JeremyPiven the Piv. Hate to see him go but we love to watch him leave. #metoo #SWDIM podcast is about to rip his cancelled show to SHREDS. shreds i tell you. #WisdomOfTheCrowd, another stinker from our friends at #CBS. it's like #LawAndOrder but on a computer!

In Part Two of this three part series, we look at Galton's contribution to the concept of the wisdom of the crowds.

In this episode of Demystify Innovation we talk to Daniel Daboczy of Funded by Me - Sweden's first crowdfunding platform - about their journey to discover the wisdom of the crowd. The question is, how wise is the crowd? We wonder what makes something worth supporting? Who deserves to be funded and who doesn’t? How do you encourage funding for the less shiny and cute ideas? Crowdfunding is considered a method for people to take control of their financial future. Or is it a retelling of an old story where the hero is the marketplace and society always plays a supporting role?

Welcome to the Dark Future™ where mob justice is the law of the land and "Wisdom Of The Crowd" isn't used sarcastically. There is now a popular Tumblr called "This Is The Guy Who Raped Me" where anyone can anonymously submit, without proof, photos of men who (((ALLEGEDLY*))) raped them. In order to fight the insanity, Jesse has had the Cult submit multiple photos of himself to clog up their system, but is it too late for sanity? Plus: listeners submitted their own police sketch drawings of Black Hitler, the man who accosted Jesse in the streets. Submit a pic of Jesse: http://thisistheguywhorapedme.tumblr.com Get BONUS CONTENT only on THE PIZZA FUND: http://podawful.pizza VIDEO:https://youtu.be/MNg51k9y4p4 Join the FACEBOOK CULT: http://podawful.com/cult Get a T-SHIRT or DOWNLOAD a prank call show at http://podawful.com/store http://podawful.com

83 minutes CPR's Clubhouse (Wisdom of the Crowd) Charlie Babie featuring A Lisa B look to be number one for two weeks in a row while we have a new addition to the countdown. Plus Mr Exclusive presents Angel Mena DEVIL IN ME remix and the return of Phillip Anthony OVER and OVER AGAIN, a song he recorded for his wife, Maria Anthony. I KNOW THE REAL LAST NAME! Plus THE UNKNOWN ADMN, Rafael Reyes returns with a mix featuring JEME, CORO, CORINA, PURE PLEAZURE, SAIGE and much more. Hosted by CPR Jose Ortiz featuring music from Melissa Love, NuFe featuring Karina Skye, Gabriella, Rudy Fausto, AP3 featuring FLO RIDA, Audi Medina and The Santana Twins featuring Nick Colon. Go to www.cprsmusic.com for links

Test Pilots is back and we're looking at 7 more brand new pilot episodes of shows that have premiered in October to see if it's worth your time checking out. Wisdom of the Crowd Ghosted 9JKL The Gifted The Mayor Kevin (Probably) Saves the World Dynasty Come back for episode 18 where we discuss Blade Runner 2049! Search for us as "Shifting Focus podcast" on Google Play Music or iTunes. iTunes: goo.gl/1pl6eH Google Play: goo.gl/UiCkgi Please visit our website at www.shiftingfocuspodcast.com email: contact@shiftingfocuspodcast.com Twitter: @ShiftFocusPod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCEC-G3ie6unw0nJY0BfboQ Patreon: patreon.com/ShiftingFocus Amazon Affiliate Link: https://www.amazon.ca/?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=shifti05-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=ec31c95ca9d1040142ab09e2e1066faa&camp=15121&creative=330641 A Shifting Focus production.

This week Dan and Chris discuss Blade Runner 2049, Wisdom Of The Crowd, Will and Grace, Curb and The Runaways trailer. You can catch us on Twitter @nothinbutstatic or mail@nothingbutstatic.co.uk

Listen in this week as we poll the crowd to see if we can really understand this show.  Talking points include, the jump from a pig’s weight to solving crimes, subtle racism, and just how horrible an idea crowdsourced crime solving can be.  Stick around to the end as we dive back to the farm and solve some mysteries from Quantico.

From the new CBS series Wisdom of the Crowd, Director Adam Davidson on making an Oscar winning short in film school, how legendary director Milos Forman (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Amadeus)  took the young film school student on a wild adventure in Japan to develop a film, what happened to this incredible unproduced project, the ups and downs of a career, and how Adam developed a career in television directing True Blood, Fear the Walking Dead, Community, Entourage, and the NEW Showtime series I'm Dying Up Here. Watch Adam Davidson's Oscar winning short The Lunch Date before listening to the episode! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epuTZigxUY8 Subscribe to Jog Road Productions and Road to Cinema on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/jogroadproductions Follow us on Twitter @JogRoad Follow us on Instagram @jogroadproductions Like us on Facebook  http://jogroadproductions.com/roadtocinemablog

This episode of Heads Up is supported by StaffConnect. Welcome to episode #23 of Heads Up!, a weekly podcast summarizing research, writing and retweets that I think communicators will find interesting.  Here are this week's stories: Why “Wisdom of the Crowd” Does Not Work for Employee Engagement (Jeppe Hansgaard) From telling the story to changing the script: transformational networking can reignite the role of the communicator (Mike Klein)  The Most Common Mistakes Leaders Make When Communicating Change (Paul Petrone)  3 Tips to ensure change is viewed positively by employees (Kim Harvey) Note to internal communicators: We're drawn to human faces even before birth (Elizabeth Baskin) 7 Tips for More Engaging Writing (Anne Bruner)  All original links are also available at learnicology.com/headsup. But I don’t want this to just be what comes across my screen. If you see things you think I should talk about here, share them with me. Could be a new infographic. Or a great case study. Perhaps a webinar. Send a Tweet to @learnicology or an email with the link to headsup@learnicology.com. Subscribe to ICology on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

1. Mark’s 3 specific criteria for investing 2. Why he actively focussed on building a community around his business 3. Why he believes that every business needs to become their own PR agency 4. What he keeps pinned to his wall to prevent him forgetting about his failures. - Listen out for: his marketing philosophy that was inspired by Australia’s best known advertising man - John Singleton.

209 - Rede Dich Reich - Wisdom of the crowd Rückblick auf das Podcast-Intensiv-Seminar von TomsTalkTime.com. Was würdest Du tun, wenn Geld keine Rolle spielen würde? Viele Menschen sind mit dieser Frage schon überfordert. Wenn dann noch die Frage nach der wahren Leidenschaft gestellt wird, schaut man oft in große, fragende Augen. Auf meine Podcast Seminar am letzten Wochenende waren über 80 neue, angehende Podcaster zu Gast. Eine der ersten Übungen war genau diese Frage. Warum ist es wichtig, der eigenen Leidenschaft zu folgen und ich ein Thema, oder einen Job, nicht nach dem Geld auszusuchen? Was sind die geheimen Zutaten, die einen erfolgreichen Menschen ausmachen? Wieso fesseln manche Menschen andere (das meine ich natürlich nur bildlich ;)) und manche nicht? Höre hier diese Infos von dem spannenden Seminar Wochenende mit einem genialen Publikum. Mein energiegeladener Co-Trainer Dr. Karim Kanawati und der Berliner Gastsprecher "Alireza", welcher uns in die Märchenwelt Persiens aus 1001 Nacht entführte, rundeten dieses Programm zu einem perfekten Seminar ab. Vielen Dank dafür und viel Spaß beim Anhören! Wir freuen uns über Deine Kommentare und Erfahrungen zu diesem Thema im Kommentarfeld unter diesem Podcast, per e-Mail oder auf www.facebook.com/TomsTalkTime :) Viel Spaß beim Anhören! Euer Tom :) Moderator und Herausgeber www.TomsTalkTime.com - DER Erfolgspodcast #1 in "Business News" - 5 Tage nach Launch (international PodOmatic Ranking) 100% Content 100% Qualität 100% FREE   p.s. Wenn Dir mein Podcast gefällt, dann würde ich mich sehr freuen wenn Du mir auf iTunes eine Bewertung, gerne auch mit 5 Sternen ;) hinterlässt. Vielen Dank J   p.p.s. Gerne kannst Du mir eine Mail mit einer Deiner Erfolgsgeschichten oder auch einfach einen Themenvorschlag schicken. Ich freue mich immer über Anregungen die von meinen Zuhörern kommen. Anregungen bitte an: Redaktion (at) TomsTalkTime (dot) com    

209 - Rede Dich Reich - Wisdom of the crowd Rückblick auf das Podcast-Intensiv-Seminar von TomsTalkTime.com. Was würdest Du tun, wenn Geld keine Rolle spielen würde? Viele Menschen sind mit dieser Frage schon überfordert. Wenn dann noch die Frage nach der wahren Leidenschaft gestellt wird, schaut man oft in große, fragende Augen. Auf meine Podcast Seminar am letzten Wochenende waren über 80 neue, angehende Podcaster zu Gast. Eine der ersten Übungen war genau diese Frage. Warum ist es wichtig, der eigenen Leidenschaft zu folgen und ich ein Thema, oder einen Job, nicht nach dem Geld auszusuchen? Was sind die geheimen Zutaten, die einen erfolgreichen Menschen ausmachen? Wieso fesseln manche Menschen andere (das meine ich natürlich nur bildlich ;)) und manche nicht? Höre hier diese Infos von dem spannenden Seminar Wochenende mit einem genialen Publikum. Mein energiegeladener Co-Trainer Dr. Karim Kanawati und der Berliner Gastsprecher "Alireza", welcher uns in die Märchenwelt Persiens aus 1001 Nacht entführte, rundeten dieses Programm zu einem perfekten Seminar ab. Vielen Dank dafür und viel Spaß beim Anhören! Wir freuen uns über Deine Kommentare und Erfahrungen zu diesem Thema im Kommentarfeld unter diesem Podcast, per e-Mail oder auf www.facebook.com/TomsTalkTime :) Viel Spaß beim Anhören! Euer Tom :) Moderator und Herausgeber www.TomsTalkTime.com - DER Erfolgspodcast #1 in "Business News" - 5 Tage nach Launch (international PodOmatic Ranking) 100% Content 100% Qualität 100% FREE   p.s. Wenn Dir mein Podcast gefällt, dann würde ich mich sehr freuen wenn Du mir auf iTunes eine Bewertung, gerne auch mit 5 Sternen ;) hinterlässt. Vielen Dank J   p.p.s. Gerne kannst Du mir eine Mail mit einer Deiner Erfolgsgeschichten oder auch einfach einen Themenvorschlag schicken. Ich freue mich immer über Anregungen die von meinen Zuhörern kommen. Anregungen bitte an: Redaktion (at) TomsTalkTime (dot) com