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2. China's modern SCS has deviated too far from its roots, and has too many use cases. It is now being used to: improve social honesty, support lending risk assessments, promote judicial integrity, clean up gov and biz environments. It should be segmented into discrete systems.
I'm interested to see how closely the next social credit planning directive (due out pretty soon, now) aligns with Lin's recommendations. Have the architects of China's SCS lost control of their baby? Or will Chinese policymakers also pull back and majorly re-assess?
How much of the development of either system is down to lack of technology to implement the ideas, and how much closer is it now? To me it seems like combing systems makes sense, someone just needs to work out how to do it and no one is better placed than China to do so
The tech underpinning the government SCS has been under development for 20 years. Social credit data collection channels were built on top of existing government data-sharing networks. So, those are already in place, although constantly being upgraded.
Do you by any chance have any further source/information about this next planning directive, such as what kind of directive this is going to be and when it is going to be out?
Nope, only guessing that it'll have to be soon, since the last one expires in 3 weeks.
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