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Access to real-time data and [[fake news]]/[[fake news|data]] is becoming a significant social issue. With freely accessible and open-source algorithms and source code, AI and data automation technologies can be made accessible to a large population. This project investigates the potential of, presenting publicly available products and services in a convenient, yet programmable manner would be the first step in demonstrating its political and social implications. The [[Personal Knowledge Container]]/[[PKC]] is used to construct a Proof of Concept application to demonstrate the adaptability of Low Code/No Code development platforms by demonstrating the reusability of many of these functionalities across numerous government and personal data management projects. Importantly, we will demonstrate that Smart Contracts and decentralized storage systems can be used to perform a significant portion of data security and governance functions. Moreover, even if new code must be developed, natural languages and human-spoken text instructions can now be automatically transcribed and tested by a community-maintained code repository. To demonstrate the power of PKC, an existing application [[e-Katalog]] is chosen by Indonesian government to pilot this Proof of Concept. | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:50, 1 May 2023
Access to real-time data and fake news/data is becoming a significant social issue. With freely accessible and open-source algorithms and source code, AI and data automation technologies can be made accessible to a large population. This project investigates the potential of, presenting publicly available products and services in a convenient, yet programmable manner would be the first step in demonstrating its political and social implications. The Personal Knowledge Container/PKC is used to construct a Proof of Concept application to demonstrate the adaptability of Low Code/No Code development platforms by demonstrating the reusability of many of these functionalities across numerous government and personal data management projects. Importantly, we will demonstrate that Smart Contracts and decentralized storage systems can be used to perform a significant portion of data security and governance functions. Moreover, even if new code must be developed, natural languages and human-spoken text instructions can now be automatically transcribed and tested by a community-maintained code repository. To demonstrate the power of PKC, an existing application e-Katalog is chosen by Indonesian government to pilot this Proof of Concept.
Example Application
E-Katalog is a Web Application developed and maintained by LKPP to present available products and services authorized for procurement in the Indoensian government.