Algorithmic governance / public serviceschild welfare and public servicesParticipation documented
sensassist2sens
Rostock, Germany
Software for child and youth welfare centres, ‘How can social work, software development and science explore and apply the potential of artificial and human intelligence?’
participatory designcommunity governanceproblem formulationdesigndeploymentevaluation
- Region
- Europe
- Lead organization
- Uni Rostock
- Organization type
- multi-stakeholder partnership
- Technology group
- AI-enhanced worker tools
- Activity status
- active
- Start year
- Not documented
- Last updated
- Mar 25, 2026
- Participation mode
- community-led participatory design and governance
- Participants
- social workers; software developers; scientists; care-centre staff
- Methods
- cross-sector exploration; co-design; software piloting
- AI lifecycle stages
- problem formulation; design; deployment; evaluation
- Evidence summary
- Software for child and youth welfare centres, ‘How can social work, software development and science explore and apply the potential of artificial and human intelligence?’
- Atlas assessment
- Cautious · Medium confidence · evidence grade A
- Uncertainty
- Public documentation suggests meaningful participation, but publicly accessible detail on stakeholder power is limited.
- Participation group
- Community Led
- Technology description
- AI-enhanced worker tools
- Funding
- Not documented
- Region of activity
- national
- Verification status
- Live Verified
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