It was also presented both by Irio and Yaso at the Digital Harvard Kennedy School, over a lunch seminar, where the transparency of the platform and the main solutions found were discussed, so that the code and data are always available to verify its suitability. It was presented by Yaso, when she was the Director of the initiative, at the MIT Media Lab/ Berkman Klein Center Initiative for Artificial Intelligence ethics, and at the Artificial Intelligence and Inclusion Symposium, an initiative of the Global Network of Internet & Society Centers (NoC). It was also presented in the Google News Lab in 2017.
The technical leader presented the project in Poland during DevConf2017 in Kraków. So much so that the two main data scientists of the project presented it at the CivicTechFest in Taipei, obtaining several mentions even in the international press. The community that supports the work of the team benefits from open source repositories, with licenses open for the collaboration. The platform was able to analyze more than 3 million notes, raising about 8,000 suspected cases in public spending. One of the examples of results obtained by the operation is the case of the Deputy who had to return about 700 BRL to the House after his expenses were analyzed by the platform. In addition, the Facebook project page has more than 25,000 followers, and users frequently cite the operation as a benchmark in transparency in the Brazilian government. 629 complaints were made to the Ombudsman's Office of the Chamber of Deputies, questioning expenses of 216 federal deputies. In January 2017, concluding the period financed by the initial campaign, the group carried out an investigation into the suspicious activities found by the data analysis system. The monthly amount collected is around 10,000 BRL. Donors make monthly payments ranging from 5 BRL to 200 BRL to maintain group activities. The members created a recurring financing campaign, expanding the analysis of public spending to the Federal Senate. Jessica Temporal, data scientist and Yasodara Córdova "Yaso", researcher Tatiana Balachova "Russa", UX designer joined the project after the financing took place.
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Ana Schwendler, also a data scientist Pedro Vilanova "Tonny", data journalist Bruno Pazzim, software engineer Filipe Linhares, a frontend engineer, Leandro Devegili, an entrepreneur and André Pinho took the first steps towards constructing the platform, such as collecting and structuring the first datasets. The project was financed collectively in the Catarse platform, where it reached 131% of the collection goal paying 3 months of project development. It was conceived in March 2016 by data scientist Irio Musskopf, sociologist Eduardo Cuducos and entrepreneur Felipe Cabral. Operation Serenata de Amor is an artificial intelligence project for the analysis of public expenditures.
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