This research paper provides a broad understanding of the mechanism of the SCS, as well as the Chinese government's policies and objectives, through the application of information technology. In contrast, it is essential to analyze the controversial aspect of the SCS. It remains questionable to what extent "China's big vision" will influence society through surveillance and the associated invasion of privacy, and whether it is morally and legally justifiable.
Time means fundamental transformation. Transformation in society, technologies, economy and transformation in governance. With the rise of globalization and the invention of the Internet, the data generated increased steadily. New technologies such as Big Data have found their application in the most diverse areas. However, nowadays, it is important to integrate these kinds of key technologies into society. The People's Republic of China shows how Big Data and society can be united with each other. With the introduction of the so-called Social Credit System (SCS), the Chinese government is trying to expand the economic use of information technologies immensely, while at the same time enhancing social and political stability. The system, which assesses the credibility of its citizens, firms and organization, is causing a stir in liberal democratic countries.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Defining Big Data
Use of Big Data
Social Credit System and its implementation
Historical roots
Practice of SCS on individuals
Practice of the Corporate Social Credit System
Purpose behind the SCS
Data-driven Governance
The controversial site of the SCS
Surveillance
Evaluation of morality
Conclusion
References
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