Data-Driven Governance
summary
Claims that China built a unified national reputation system are detailed with specifics: origins in financial scoring, a shift 2011 to societal goals, and pilots including 43 pilot cities, 24 model cities and about eight independent systems. The best-documented pilot (Rongchang) uses a Rongchang 1,000-point model with grades AAA–D and reports 85% in the green after two years. Implementation relies on massive data (surveillance cameras ~150 million in 2014, 600M target), targets companies (73% of policy documents), but has no confirmed AI or ML use and suffers poor integration and manual processing.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12Big Brother with Big Data
- 6:08The Big Picture
- 9:52China
- 13:38WrongChain
- 17:17CSR
- 21:07Banning of use
- 22:29Third system
- 24:59Recognition by society
- 26:21Recognition by citizens
- 27:01Side effects
- 27:44K construction phase
- 28:28Lack of digitalization
- 29:53Lack of integration
- 31:13Artificial Intelligence
- 32:34Data Sharing
- 34:33Identity
- 35:25Law challenges
- 36:22Value claims
- 37:13Challenges
- 38:04Similar solutions in different countries
- 38:45Rating culture
- 40:18Legality
- 41:24Question
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