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11 months ago | Technology Position Statement | |
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| The technology is a | Digital Twin of a Citizen |
| That | Enables the creation of a virtual replica of a person's physical and digital life, allowing for real-time monitoring, analysis, and prediction of their behaviors and habits |
| Unlike | Current methods of data collection and analysis, which are often invasive, cumbersome, and prone to errors |
| This Technology | Provides a non-invasive, convenient, and accurate means of tracking and understanding individual behavior, enabling tailored services, improved decision-making, and enhanced quality of life |
| Beneficial case | |
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| The problem of | Difficulty accurately tracking and understanding individual behavior, leading to suboptimal decision-making and service delivery |
| Affects | Governments, businesses, and individuals seeking to improve public services, enhance customer experiences, and optimize operations |
| The impact of which is | Improved decision-making, enhanced quality of life, and optimized resource allocation, resulting in cost savings, increased efficiencies, and better outcomes |
| A successful application of this technology | Smart cities, intelligent buildings, personalized marketing, and healthcare services, among others |
| Harmful case | |
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| The vulnerability of | Potential for privacy violations, data breaches, and misuse of personal information |
| Affects | Individuals whose personal data is collected, analyzed, and shared without their consent or knowledge |
| The impact of which is | Decreased trust in institutions, increased risk of identity theft, and potential for discriminatory practices |
| A disagreeable application of this technology | Surveillance capitalism, discriminatory practices, and exploitation of personal data for profit or political gain |
bron: gartner hype cycle digital government services 2022