The team that @martijn Schouten participated in created a feedback module using a Large Language Model to find related resources and collect details on the information that was missing on the page.
It was great to meet so many people participating and organising this event to improve government IT, many thanks to team @tiltshift, Eva, Johan, Matthijs for tipping us to the event and @Tamas, Boris, Patrick, Stefan and Thijs for the organisation and conversations about it, open source and common ground.
Last week, the City of Amsterdam organised the Hackathon Feedback Loop, inviting designers and developers to investigate leveraging (ai) technology to improve the feedback cycle for government information websites.
The team that Martijn Schouten participated in created a feedback module using a Large Language Model to find related resources and collect detailed input on the information still missing on the page.
It was great to meet so many people participating and organising this event to improve government IT! Many thanks to team Tiltshift, Eva Leffef, Johan Groenen for tipping us to the event and Tamas Erkelens, Boris 🧑🚀 van Hoytema, Patrick van BZK, Joris Leker and Stephan P. for the organisation and conversations about government IT, open source and common ground 🙏