The Civic Technology Community Group is developing a Task Force to create a new academic journal with the purpose of serving the field’s broad ecosystem by providing it with an urgently needed forum for innovative ideas, discoveries, data, and scholarly … Continue reading
Participants Anne Thyme Nørregaard, Sander Nijsingh, Kosei Oki, Simo Hellsten, Jakob Rosin, Erik Gustafsson Spagnoli (taking notes), Tobias Nyhuus Jensen. 5.3 Biometrics Discussing the scope of the understanding. How much information should be in it? We should interpret it as … Continue reading
The Adaptation and Personalization Community Group intends to explore and discuss technologies including those with which to enable adaptive science news. Science news connects society to scientific and technological progress and achievement. It simultaneously benefits multiple audience demographics: students, the … Continue reading
The Adaptation and Personalization Community Group intends to explore and discuss technologies including those with which to enable adaptive encyclopedias. With adaptive encyclopedias, end-users would be able to browse and navigate vast repositories of knowledge, finding that each article they … Continue reading
Civism is itself a technology, to be more precise it is the ultimate civilizing process social technology since ancient times. Civics is civism’s diplomatic technology to establish the rule of law (RoL) under civic studies, civic culture, and civic virtues. Civic education is civics’s educational technology (EdTech) to establish civic engagement between citizens, grassroots civil movements, … Continue reading
GitHub organisation changes The W3C has decided to migrate Community Group GitHub repositories from the w3c organisation to the w3c-cg organisation, to make their status clearer. This results in the public URLs for specifications etc. having changed. In general this … Continue reading
The AI Judgement Event Community Group has been launched: The AI Judgement Event Community Group (AIJE CG) aims to explore recording, transferring, and verifying responsibility in AI systems, including the use of cryptographic receipts for AI-mediated decisions, in order to … Continue reading
I would like to extend a warm welcome to our Group’s newest Chair! Felipe Ribeiro began working with civic technology in 1998 when he was 14 and started working with a UNICEF programme called School City which allowed them to … Continue reading
The Agentic Integrity Verification Specification Community Group has been launched: AI agents increasingly perform consequential actions on behalf of humans —browsing websites, submitting forms, executing code, and making purchasing decisions. When things go wrong (an agent takes an unintended action, … Continue reading
We have started activities to define use cases and usual scenarios of decentralized credentials, focused on athletics, but with potential application to other regulated sports. The early draft of Sports Competition Digital Credentials Use Cases is available for review and … Continue reading
