Brain Informatics-Based Big Data and the Wisdom Web of Things

The authors summarize the main aspects of brain informatics based big data interacting in the social-cyber-physical space of the Wisdom Web of Things (W2T). In particular, they focus on how to realize human-level collective intelligence as a big data sharing mind--a harmonized collectivity of consciousness on the W2T that uses brain-inspired intelligent technologies to provide wisdom services. Finally, the authors propose five guiding principles to deeper understanding the nature of the vigorous interaction and interdependence of brain-body-environment.

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