Task:
Many people vote for parties without looking at the election programmes. The actual content disappears behind moods and prejudices. This harbours the risk that decisions are not based on true facts. Populist parties exploit this to generate votes.
Idea:
Visual representations are used to make complex election programmes understandable and tangible. Hidden object images are intended to show what the future will look like if the parties' programmes are implemented. A direct comparison is also possible.
Solution:
The election programmes are analysed neutrally by an AI and translated into neutral images. These images are presented as posters and on social media to encourage people to think and inform themselves. Nothing is prescribed to them, the content can work for itself. An accompanying website explains the methodology.
