Marianne Reloaded: a Design-fiction Scenario that Speculates on the Roll-out of a New Generation of Civic Bots
It’s late 2027 and the residents of the city of Lille meet Marianne Reloaded, artificial intelligence in a civic bot that brings residents and elected officials closer together. Marianne is a harbinger of a new era of trust in politics. Launched by private company Civitar, its roots lie in a crowdfu...
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doaj-de16dc607a8e417a8d5df3fc9dde231e2020-11-25T01:24:11ZengInstitut Veolia EnvironnementField Actions Science Reports1867-139X1867-85212017-12-017274Marianne Reloaded: a Design-fiction Scenario that Speculates on the Roll-out of a New Generation of Civic BotsGeoffrey DelcroixIt’s late 2027 and the residents of the city of Lille meet Marianne Reloaded, artificial intelligence in a civic bot that brings residents and elected officials closer together. Marianne is a harbinger of a new era of trust in politics. Launched by private company Civitar, its roots lie in a crowdfunded campaign that saw the city’s inhabitants collectively fund and design the template. The people of Lille can now use the interface’s instant messaging feature to pass on their opinions, complaints and suggestions directly to the city council, which can keep in touch with what people think with unparalleled ease and fluidity.http://journals.openedition.org/factsreports/4483civic technologychatbotcybersecurityfuture studiesmunicipal government |
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Marianne Reloaded: a Design-fiction Scenario that Speculates on the Roll-out of a New Generation of Civic Bots |
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Marianne Reloaded: a Design-fiction Scenario that Speculates on the Roll-out of a New Generation of Civic Bots |
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Institut Veolia Environnement |
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Field Actions Science Reports |
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1867-139X 1867-8521 |
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It’s late 2027 and the residents of the city of Lille meet Marianne Reloaded, artificial intelligence in a civic bot that brings residents and elected officials closer together. Marianne is a harbinger of a new era of trust in politics. Launched by private company Civitar, its roots lie in a crowdfunded campaign that saw the city’s inhabitants collectively fund and design the template. The people of Lille can now use the interface’s instant messaging feature to pass on their opinions, complaints and suggestions directly to the city council, which can keep in touch with what people think with unparalleled ease and fluidity. |
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