regen for 85b6ebb

Author: SeanGau

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   "session.2024-020.description": "Many people say that news is the cornerstone of democracy. However, various surveys in recent years show that public trust in news is declining, yet most information is still obtained through social media channels distributing news media content. The algorithms that push content on these platforms act as a filter. To gain an advantage in these algorithms, news media often resort to sensational content and headlines, which in turn negatively affects public trust. This negative cycle also impacts the business operations of news media.\n\nIs there a chance to use technology to create a news ecosystem that can change this cycle? An ecosystem where commercial media, independent media, freelance journalists, and readers all participate to generate a positive cycle.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n---\n\nThemes:\n技術與議題的交鋒\n\n---\n\nTarget audience:\n新聞 民主\n\n---\n\nRecommend pre-study:\n無",
   "session.2024-022.title": "OONI Research Project and Taiwan Internet Freedom Observation",
   "session.2024-022.description": "OONI is an observation and detection project that assesses whether the internet is subject to censorship, surveillance, interference, or blocking. Global volunteers are recruited to install OONI Probes in their respective regions, conducting regular tests and reporting their observations.\n\nAs a global community partner of OONI, the [Open Culture Foundation](https://ocf.tw/en/) primarily assists in promoting, installing, reviewing observation reports, and discoveries. The collected data undergoes in-depth analysis and research to understand the current landscape, enabling the identification of goals for improvement. Through the [OONI-Research](https://ocf.tw/en/p/ooni/) project, we aim to recruit a cohort of civic tech enthusiasts and data analysis volunteers in Taiwan.\n\nTogether, we observe the local internet environment, analyze data, and collaborate to understand the observations from various countries. This initiative seeks to engage volunteers in actively participating in civic technology and contribute to a comprehensive analysis of internet freedom globally.\n\n---\n\nThemes:\n草根、開放、多中心的公民社群如何回應政治與科技的極權\n\n---\n\nTarget audience:\n網路審查, 資料分析, 網路自由\n\n---\n\nRecommend pre-study:\nASN, CitizenLab, Open Observatory",
-  "session.2024-026.title": "Civic Sense, a Project About IoT and Social Inclusion",
+  "session.2024-026.title": "Cases from Civil IoT Taiwan: How IoT tech can enhance Social Inclusion",
   "session.2024-026.description": "Civic Sense is an initiative of OCF aimed at providing environmental sensors and basic training to civic organizations. The goal is to assist these organizations in better understanding dynamic environmental data and supporting their advocacy objectives.\nBy deploying sensors and applying data analysis to the collected information, civic organizations can more easily enhance public awareness and participation in public affairs. This, in turn, facilitates public-private collaboration on environmental issues, making cooperation between the government and citizens possible.\n\n---\n\nThemes:\n資料、人工智慧與社群協作；草根、開放、多中心的公民社群如何回應政治與科技的極權；技術與議題的交鋒\n\n---\n\nTarget audience:\nCivic Tech、開放硬體、開源\n\n---\n\nRecommend pre-study:\nCivic Tech、開放硬體、開源",
   "session.2024-035.title": "A Cross between Citizen Science and Civic Tech",
   "session.2024-035.description": "To connect the research of experts to social implementation, we have to consider the possibility of collaboration between civic tech and citizen science, and collaboration in civic tech communities in East Asian countries.\nCode for Japan has taken an increasing number of approaches to social implementation of knowledge and algorithms from research institutions in recent years, including a project to visualize carbon dioxide emissions in collaboration with the National Institute for Environmental Studies and a sleep measurement project with the National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry. \nLet's think and work together to create an environment where not only civic tech in times of disaster or emergency, but also civic tech in normal times can contribute to civil society.\n\n---\n\nThemes:\n技術與議題的交鋒\n\n---\n\nTarget audience:\nThis topic is for those interested in university collaboration and the use of technology with scientific research and social implementation.\n\n---\n\nRecommend pre-study:\ncitizen science, collaboration, STEAM education",