


What happens when governments rely on systems that sound right instead of being right? Drawing on OpenFisca’s spread from France to governments across Europe, Africa, and Oceania, Beth Simone Noveck’s interview with Matti Schneider makes the case for public infrastructure that computes the law, as well as the risks of sidelining it as generative AI scales globally.
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This illustrates once more how #OpenSource in #RulesAsCode can yield value beyond what was initially planned: from the initial use case of advising Members of Parliament on the budget of the State to supporting broader democratic debate with data!
All datasets featured for these elections: https://www.data.gouv.fr/posts/jeux-de-donnees-liees-aux-elections-municipales
Wearing my @openfisca Association hat however, I am only proud that another international institution after OECD, @dpgalliance and the G7 recognises further the impact, relevance and uniqueness of OpenFisca for #RulesAsCode. I hope that this direct recognition by @EUCommission will also provide more stable support than the national one that tends to vary often as the political context changes 💪
Onwards! <§>
Mit "Law as Code" zum proaktiven, fairen und effizienten Staat? Gesetze sind oft in komplexen, schwer verständlichen Texten formuliert, die für Laien und sogar Fachleute schwierig zu interpretieren sind. Die Umsetzung von neuen Gesetzen in (digitale) Verwaltungsprozesse passiert oft manuell und ist langwierig. Mit #LawAsCode oder #RulesAsCode können Gesetze und Vorschriften in eine maschinenlesbare Form gebracht werden, die von Computern verarbeitet werden kann.
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Can coding the law make justice more accessible? ⚖️💻
In our new podcast episode, 🇨🇦 lawyer & developer Martin Perron explains how Rules as Code can speed up access to justice & democratize legal knowledge.
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