Abastract
This project is a conjecture of the future credit system. Recently, with the establishment and proliferation of third-party personal credit assessment and credit management institutions in China, the use of personal data has become more widespread. According to the survey, the evaluation of individual credit mainly depends on consumption data. Merchants encourage users to make more consumption by promising more privileges to high-score users. We can find out from many sci-fi movies and novels that the future of the society might have a very strict hierarchy for people. The pursuit of social class may make consumer behavior less free.
Amazon 2025 is based on the network data credit system, through shopping data from online to win social credit scoresin order to obtain a certain privilege. And amazon’s special offer for a particular product, such as Alexa, also re ects acertain purpose of Amazon. For example, Alexa can get more of your personal data. The social credit system uses those data to describe what kind of person you are and your cred- ibility in society.
Obviously, due to the involvement of high technology, the personal credit system seems to be more comprehensive and more credible.
But whether the personal image depicted under big data can reallyre ect a natural person. Does the social behavior of consumer behaviorat different levels really affect personal credit? Can interacting with highcredits users mean that person is reliable? How to de ne a person’sdaily behavior? Big data will make personal be computerized and will ignore many real factors.
But whether the personal image depicted under big data can reallyre ect a natural person. Does the social behavior of consumer behaviorat different levels really affect personal credit? Can interacting with highcredits users mean that person is reliable? How to de ne a person’sdaily behavior? Big data will make personal be computerized and will ignore many real factors.
Your social credit may have a far-reaching impact, and the obses- sion with personal data analysis has led to the abuse of this system intomany aspects of life. Users with high scores can enjoy various bene tsin the society, and users with low scores may be abandoned by the society. Will we not hesitate to do anything in order to get a high score. Whether users will change consumer behavior? The “virtual world changes the real world” model is also a warning to our society today.
