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2026-04-19The Forecasting Machine

Crowds versus language models: the more accurate the AI forecaster, the more it errs like humans

A Philosophical Transactions B paper co-authored by Émile Servan-Schreiber compares 76 language-model setups with human crowds on 580 ForecastBench questions and finds evidence for the accuracy–correlation effect.

2026-04-18The Forecasting Machine

At HEC Alumni, a question for AI: can it make the whole organisation smarter?

An April 2026 HEC Alumni conference invitation put cooperation, organisational silos and the effects of AI on collective intelligence on the same agenda.

2026-03-25The Forecasting Machine

The Carnegie Mellon mentors behind Émile Servan-Schreiber’s work on intelligence

Three autobiographical posts connect a 1983 encounter, a 1984 AI project and Raj Reddy’s graduate-school advice to a career studying individual and collective minds.

2026-03-19The Forecasting Machine

On OrgaNova, Servan-Schreiber connects crowd forecasting, organisations and AI

Nicolas Bassan’s OrgaNova interview connects forecasting with organisational decisions. Its central question is how to combine different information without turning a crowd into an echo chamber.

2026-03-02The Forecasting Machine

On B SMART, Servan-Schreiber Explains Why a Panel of AI Models Can Forecast Like a Panel of Experts

On B SMART’s Smart Tech on 2 March 2026, Émile Servan-Schreiber told Delphine Sabattier how The Forecasting Machine combines several language models into one sourced forecast, and why he sees those models as collective intelligence in their own right.

2026-01-22The Forecasting Machine

Citizens as reasoners: a case for open democracy

From a 2016 citizen primary to Hélène Landemore’s 2026 book, Émile Servan-Schreiber connects democratic participation with the design of collective reasoning.

2026-01-20The Forecasting Machine

Hugo, Galton and the clues a crowd can put together

Victor Hugo’s prose, Galton’s ox-weight study and a submarine-search account illustrate different ways of assembling scattered information.

2026-01-13The Forecasting Machine

The collective-intelligence handbook: from open access to institutional readers

A 2023 handbook brought crowd forecasting into a wider account of democratic governance. Its editors later reported growing downloads and institutional interest.

2026-01-01The Forecasting Machine

Eleven and a half years of Hypermind forecasts: does a 70% price come true 70% of the time?

Émile Servan-Schreiber recomputed the calibration of the Hypermind prediction market over 1,041 questions resolved from 2014 to the end of 2025. Here is what calibration means and how the result compares with earlier snapshots.

2025-12-21The Forecasting Machine

What Mallat and Guadalupe saw in Supercollectif: ensembles and decisions

At a November 2018 Institut Sapiens presentation, Stéphane Mallat and Maria Guadalupe approached Supercollectif from different disciplines. Their responses shared a concern with how intelligence is organised.

2025-10-17The Forecasting Machine

UM6P makes collective-intelligence education a certificate-by-certificate pathway

UM6P’s professional education in collective intelligence expanded from a 2024 Executive Master intake to modular certificates announced for January 2026.

2025-10-11The Forecasting Machine

From a royal audience to French readers: Glimt’s public reception in 2025

Glimt’s first year brought a royal unveiling, ministerial encouragement, an EU presentation and French recruitment—and a debate about whether ordinary citizens can forecast strategically.

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