Platform of Co-Creation and Communication for Real-Time Technology Assessment on Information Technology (CoRTTA)
Project Outline
In this Project, we conduct real-time investigations into various ethical, legal and social effects of utilization of information technologies, such as IoT and point of care through data analysis, as well as the locus of social interest in them, by integrating expert knowledge and collective knowledge, and aim to build up a communication platform (NutShell) on which novel agendas are discovered and deliberated.
In preparation to this, we will (1) build up a platform for co-creation of agendas in which experts and other various stakeholders will participate, and prototype real-time technology assessment systems in the context of modern society; and (2) develop methodological discussions for extracting agendas on information technology by means of media analysis and horizon scanning.
Through these analyses, we will suggest a better agenda-building and deliberation process for emerging science and technology, and visualize co-creation of public agendas on information technology by various stakeholders and citizens to be appropriately connected with policy agendas.
Investigators
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Ryuma Shineha (Principal Investigator) |
Seijo University |
Assistant Professor |
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Mikihito Tanaka |
Waseda University |
Associate Professor |
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Go Yoshizawa |
Osaka University |
Associate Professor |
Participating and Cooperating Organizations
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• Faculty of Arts and Literature, Seijo University |