A joint survey by the University of Tokyo, Dentsu Public Relations Inc.'s Corporate Public Relations Strategy Research Institute, and the SNS account operation support service Hotlink found that the members of the Diet were not fully aware of potential social innovation issues and that it was difficult for the voice of the people to reach them. It was revealed.
The survey uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze more than tens of millions of big data randomly selected from Twitter tweets in July 2017, and to all members of the House of Councilors from December 7 to April 2017. We sent a questionnaire to the House of Representatives, 12 members of the House of Representatives and 2018 members of the House of Councilors, for a total of 4 people.
According to it, parliamentarians' awareness of the Social Innovation Challenge is less than the themes that are actively talked about in a particular community, and the potential content that is widely distributed throughout is inadequate and voiced. It was hard to reach.Furthermore, it was found that the need for information required to solve potential problems is low.
Eighty percent of parliamentarians seek data-based evidence when considering innovation policies, but 8% of parliamentarians are aware of this lack of information.
In the future, the research group believes that it will be necessary to create a mechanism to extract social innovation issues before they become apparent by utilizing AI from social media.
