07 Oct OPEN-SOURCE INSTITUTIONS TALKS III
Open-source Institutions Talks 3
October 14th, 15th, and 23rd, 2020
Organized by Center for Advanced Studies ā South East Europe
The intelligence of the next generation of European institutions hinges on a system of technologically-mediated participatory policy-making and problem-solving.
Center for Advanced Studies ā South East Europe (University of Rijeka) is currently developing a project in collaboration withĀ RadicalxChange Foundation, that will test and examine several variants of vTaiwan model for open-source governance in the context of european institutions. For purposes of developing this project, we are organizing a series of talks on the relevant contemporary developments in institutional designs that utilize collective intelligence.
First two workshops featured talks from E. Glen Weyl (RadicalxChange Foundation, Microsoft), Anne de Zeeuw (Netwerk Democratie) and Shu Yang Lin (vTaiwan), providing introduction to the work of their organizations and social movements, and feedback on the methodological and project development drafts.
This third and final workshop will feature a talk by Melanija ÄuroviÄ and BoÅ”ko SaviÄ (Intrinsic) on the development of algorithms in the field of market research, with a particular focus on adjusting sentiment analysis algorithms to languages. Furthermore, the workshop will feature a talk by Marija KataliniÄ and Bernard KoludroviÄ (Rijeka 2020 ā European Capital of Culture / RiHub) on the topic of Citizensā Council, which was developed as a part of Rijeka 2020 ā ECoC for purposes of deliberating and grading citizensā urban, cultural and ecological projects.
Program:
14. 10. Marija KataliniÄ and Bernard KoludroviÄ
(Rijeka 2020 ā European Capital of Culture / RiHub):
Citizensā Council
15. 10. Melanija ÄuroviÄ and BoÅ”ko SaviÄ
(Intrinsic):
Algorithm Development
23. 10. Sanja BojaniÄ, Kristina StojanoviÄ-ÄehajiÄ, Marko-Luka ZubÄiÄ
(Center for Advanced Studies South East Europe):
Towards Open-source Institutions in Europe
ā Lessons Learned and Next Steps
(The workshop is a part of āAI and Democracyā program funded by University of Rijeka.)