- From: Timothy Holborn <timothy.holborn@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 07 Oct 2016 08:56:52 +0000
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I have a use-case i'm working through in progressing https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/1337 The use-case is; two adults who have a child decide their relationship isn't working. They then become separated, disputes form, and repercussions are impacted upon the humans involved. (supposition: means exists to privately share date to assist with public policy, ie: via https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pFGC1G7CbizUuvbmjECfnNRL4fZk9QLxG8d3nehgwNU/edit where an array of particular claims are made via ontology in regard to the private access of point-data for the purpose of generating de-identified reports) Herein; A lack of data exists between an environment of 'happy family' to that of something else, which statistically has poor outcomes for humans (young and old). Sometimes government is unwilling to provide data they collect for social-security and taxation purposes; yet other NGO's have data that is not addressed and this concerns them, as they believe the data holds insights that may assist researchers in defining answers to human problems that may become intergenerational. It is assumed these factors have impacts on insurances, public-expenditure on healthcare services, mental health, physical health, suicide statistics, academic statistics of young persons and an array of other considerations. Where government entities are not willing to provide reports of supplied data; it seems reasonable to allow private institutions to supply data for delivery in a non-identifying format. Whilst some of the issues pertained herein are beyond the considerations of the group; questions are as follows, - Where known variables exist yet the response is a property; how are the available options mapped? Ie: A person is a recipient of a government payment - https://www.humanservices.gov.au/customer/services/centrelink is an example of a resource that can be provide structured data with known inferences. I'm sure others exist elsewhere. The government payments have standardised names. Yet, if these were entered as text rather than as an ontological selector, then the ability to address those fields becomes diminished as it becomes necessary to target 'freetext' using semantic inferencing. What is mapped within Schemaorg vs. what is best referenced elsewhere. How flexible is Schema.org in mapping circumstance of citizens world-wide in provisioning a structured means to communicate that (in-part, for bots) and what is the recommended process. In someways the challenges for AI is that the structure information it obtains is 'sales orientated' which results in a 'psychopath' like programmatically capability; whereas in psychology, attachmentRelationship https://www.google.com.au/search?q=attachment%20relationship highlights an array of neurological concept that can be relatively inferred by way of data, and whilst i don't want that type of capability impacting my FB feed; it's useful for humanity broadly to consider these sorts of intimate issues. in-turn likely aiding in supporting the development of less psychopathic bots / A.I. Tim.
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