Augmented Reality

An AR application that overlays real-world social situations (like ordering coffee or greeting someone) with simulated interactions and feedback, helping gamers develop crucial interpersonal skills often neglected due to excessive screen time. It tracks improvements and offers challenges to promote confidence and social fluency.

Augmented Reality

A 3rd party certification program that uses AI and peer review to ensure AR tutors are providing ethical and well-rounded guidance. Addressing concerns about unfair advantages, aggressive monetization, and unethical influence tactics, the certification promotes trust and safety in the rapidly-growing tutor market.

Automation

A verification tool that detects and flags any deviations from the standardized AI-driven curriculum. It provides institutions with detailed reporting on student performance, areas of non-compliance, and recommended corrective actions, ensuring uniform learning outcomes.

Automation

A centralised system that tracks student progress through the AI tutors, identifies skill gaps based on national workforce needs, and predicts future career paths. This allows for preemptive educational interventions tailored to fill specific labor market demands, ensuring that the education system is aligned with economic objectives.

Automation

A government curated news and information feed that uses AI to provide approved summaries of current events. Designed as a single source of truth for the population and monitored for 'objective accuracy'.

Automation

An AI powered system that analyzes individual's online behaviour and rates their adherence to approved information sources. Users with high scores receive access to improved public services.

Automation

A centralized AI system managed by the government that optimizes workforce allocation based on national strategic goals. NWOP assigns citizens to specific career paths deemed essential for economic stability, defense, or infrastructure development, offering incentives and disincentives to ensure compliance.

Behavioral Economics

A mandatory national program tracks individual carbon footprints, rewarding compliance with better access to services (healthcare, education) or discounts. Non-compliance leads to penalties (fines, restricted access). Gamification of carbon reduction becomes a tool for social control linked to everyday life.

Behavioral Economics

A drone-based surveillance system using AI to identify and penalize carbon-intensive activities in real-time (e.g., excessive energy use, illegal waste disposal). Residents are incentivized to report violations to earn rewards, turning neighborhoods into gamified surveillance zones.

Behavioral Economics

A decentralized VR platform (accessible via simple, durable headsets) that provides tutorials and facilitates skill-sharing for essential survival skills, such as food preservation, basic medical care, and alternative energy generation. Content is crowd-sourced and peer-reviewed for accuracy. Operates independently from centralized infrastructure. The platform acts to crowdsource local solutions on a gloabl scale.

Behavioral Economics

VR-based support groups offering guided meditations, emotional processing exercises, and virtual community spaces to help individuals cope with eco-anxiety, loss, and the unraveling of societal structures utilizing advanced biofeedback methods to improve user engagement and a sense of connectedness. Operated by trained (by AI) therapists.

Behavioral Economics

A government-controlled VR simulator used to plan and optimize resource allocation based on citizen needs and sustainable production capacities. Citizens 'vote' on resource distribution within the VR world, but the system is carefully designed to nudge them towards choices aligned with government sustainability goals. The system provides an illusion of control, hiding the underlying control apparatus.

Behavioral Economics

Workshops and online courses designed to educate citizens about the principles of behavioral economics and how AI nudges are used for social engineering. Provides tools and techniques for recognizing, resisting, and ethically influencing nudges.

Behavioral Economics

A blockchain-based platform for citizens to collaboratively propose, debate, and vote on AI nudge policies. Ensures transparency, prevents centralized manipulation, and empowers communities to shape the direction of e-government interventions within their local context.

Behavioral Economics

A subscription-based service providing tools and training to critically analyze VR simulations, detect manipulation, and understand biases. It includes data visualization and community discussion features.

Behavioral Economics

A national volunteer program focused on rebuilding trust in civic institutions through face-to-face community engagement and alternative data-driven models. Recruits repair physical infrastructure, run community events, and educate on critical thinking.