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= Intro =
 
[https://wiki.openitp.org/events:techno-activism_3rd_mondays:montreal TA3M event]
 
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The panopticon is an institutional design whereby authorities can watch any subject with a minimum of effort. A reverse panopticon makes it possible to better track the actions of those in positions of authority.
 
David Mason will discuss a system designed to collect semantic content and link it to documents as they're browsed. For example, it can determine connections between people mentioned on a current page - those involved in politics, big business or crime. Content can be collected and annotated through automated crawling or by a user browsing their topic of interest. An investigative journalist can easily edit and annotate semantic links of people and their association as they follow a line of inquiry. General questions can be asked from the repository of all the links they visited, such as 'politician' and 'Saguenay'. The tool's flexible design and open source nature could allow anyone to participate in creating annotators and add meaning, connections to content. The system can support individual or federated instances.
 
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= The idea =
 
http://www.albany.edu/museum/wwwmuseum/work/lombardi/images/lombardi1.jpg
 
  https://www.google.ca/search?q=%22reversing+the+panopticon%22 "reversing the panopticon"
 
  About 32,800 results
 
Today's version is a Web based system for organizing data behind content.
 
* hypothes.is
 
== Supporting content==
 
* Corporate registries - Sunlight foundation
* Wikipedia and other reusable content
 
What other implementations do people know?
 
= Sensebase =
 
https://github.com/vid/SenseBase MIT license
 
* An annotating system featuring a teams of computer and humans
* Designed for science research (Proxiris) and health systems (PatientSense)
* Amenable to be distributed and support personal databases
 
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= Problems  =
 
== Problems it can solve==
 
* Augments publicly available data as you browse across the web
** Research tool
*** Health systems
*** Science
*** Journalism
* less sinister, more constructive
* Link useful information
* Ask questions
** How many articles about Cuba mentioned politicians
 
== Problems it can create ==
 
* Bad information
** Especially in computer systems (80% accuracy at best)
* Signal to noise
* Sensationalism vs subtle details
* Favouring the favoured
 
= Sensebase design =
 
* ElasticSearch
* NodeJS
* Bayueux (Faye)
 
 
; Text oriented data store
* supports fuzzy search, ranges, "more like this," resilient and scalable
* Team of specialized distributed software agents that are loosely coupled
** Uses pubsub
* Triage process - validated and unvalidated
 
;Proxy approach, indexes content as you browse
* Provides an in-page annotation and insight tool
* Re-annotate content based on new information
 
; Scraper
* Start from current link
* re-run as required
* Continue scrape based on relevance
* Browser based
 
;Dashboard
* Drag and drop content
* Triaging process for annotations
* Advanced searches
* Select annotators, status display
* Manage team
* Chat
 
; Annotators
* AFINN sentiment
* DBPedia Spotlight
* Classifier
* Genozymes pipeline (Proxiris)
* Structural
 
; Open Annotation
* Exchange annotations between bases
 
= Next steps =
 
* Annotators it's easy and useful to add
* Connecting projects
* Developers
*Front end (Semantic UI), back end (NodeJS)
* Applications
 
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