Welcome to the new site

If you were visiting this site expecting to get the Intel Network Data Exchange (INDX) wiki, it has been moved to indx.groupintel.com. In addition, there is now an open Wiki at wiki.groupintel.com. Please feel free to use the open wiki as much as possible. This site has been re-purposed to promote thinking on concepts of group intelligence or “wisdom of crowds” styled approaches to thinking about hard problems. The site launch is taking a little bit longer than expected, but thanks for visiting early.
GroupIntel Predictions

Visit our test bed Prediction Market to participate in the GroupIntel predictions. We are testing new software that actually lets analysts compete against each other in making international security predictions.
The first closed prediction was for U.S. casualties in Iraq for June 2008. The market predicted 30. The actual number was 31.
Current results for bin Laden captured or killed by January 20, 2009:
Predictify
Predictify realizes the dream of group intelligence for the general population, much in the way we’d like to harness it for national security and intelligence issues. Registration is free and users can predict the outcome of a large number of events including pop culture, sports, international issues, etc. Users can also propose questions to the Predictify userbase and even set a financial purse that will be paid out to those users that correctly predicted the response in the most timely manner. I won $0.39 predicting that Hillary would drop out in June. Once you’ve made a prediction, you also get to see some very basic results which are clearly insightful into which way the group is leaning. If you sponsor a question, I’m assuming you get much more detailed response data and you can also restrict who is allowed to respond based on some simple respondent criteria. Read the story »
Intelligence
Centers Tap Into Personal DatabasesIntelligence centers run by states across the country have access to personal information about millions of Americans, including unlisted...
Technology
Play Warcraft? No job at the CIA for you…Interesting article, but it seems we should be focusing on ways to bring these folks in to exploit new and emerging technologies, including...
Knowledge
Wisdom of CrowdsThe first of our featured books… While our culture generally trusts experts and distrusts the wisdom of the masses, New Yorker...
Solutions
Saffron Technologies focusing “On Intelligence”Reading Jeff Hawkins book On Intelligence, I kept wondering what new technologies might be able to exploit his paradigm shifting approach...
Guest Expert
Analytical Approaches for Sensing Novel and Emerging ThreatsWe are proud to feature this new paper by John Sullivan: Security and public safety agencies must address a range of current and emerging ...


