From Rating Products to People in China

Then we’ll delve into the rise of social credit systems, using Uber as an example of how driver ratings have become a tool for societal control.

And, of course, see the implications of China's social credit system, where every citizen's actions are scored, impacting access to education, employment, and even travel.

00:00 Social ratings control us?
02:57 Beginning: Michelin stars
04:11 eBay
04:53 How to spot fake reviews?
06:10 Gamification of ratings
06:54 Yelp
10:05 Amazon
13:15 Uber
15:05 China’s Social Credit System
17:50 Future

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[theextremeloader]

I really dislike the idea of giving my id and full facial scan to any online (or offline) entity

[HotteDoge]

Great video! Helped me through hard times. 5 stars!

[djspectrein]

Sumsub just leveled up 🔥
Amazing video quality, amazing script.
Would love to see more this kind of documentary.

[hotlinefrenzy]

Everybody hating on China's Behavior Rating but no one is talking about the US Credit Score system... That might deserve a negative review 😅

[Disguised_Hawk]

I think the Chinese Rating system is way worse than depicted in this video. For one the system is a huge privacy invasion. The government is controlling things that they really should have no business in. For example, people with a to low credit score cannot get married and other things like that. It's also heavily used to control the public view of the CCP. This system is treating humans like products that must obey the authorities. There are a lot more problems with a rating system like this, however the worst part about it are the ethics. People are not valued as humans and their freedom was robbed the day that this system was started. It's inhuman

[Heis]

please next do "how to fake your own death"

[jayearl]

I'm still waiting to get a meal from "The Shed in Dulwich" which was rated as the number restaurant in London for a while 😂🍴🍻🍲🥞

[quotesoflife]

please always make video by your voice

[quotesoflife]

What the fuck, , how cool your voice 😮😮

[LeonardoGPN]

Before watching I'll say what I expect from a intelligent video about the subject: Social credit is way more fair than money as a measure of someone worth, that being said people should not treat each other as products.

What would be really shit to see: Some dumb western view of freedom and democracy that ignores the facts that their current lifestyle is sustained by centuries of brutal exploitation of other countries.

[diannemorris]

What I think is that any application such as a "Social Credit System" should be optional, not mandatory, and reward those who choose to use it and not penalise those who don't. For example, those who choose vegetarianism over a carnivore diet should get a discount on their groceries or food vouchers. Those who drive their car for less than say 100km/week should get a discount on fuel and public transit tickets, etc. This could work and incentivise a more sustainable and healthier lifestyle, along with good habits, involvement in community projects for free cinema tickets etc the list is endless. I would be involved in something like this, but not if it is forced on me with a lot of other catches and conditions.

[Cynical_Ninja]

Dislike and unsub for the: There still should be limits on what we can say