So far, "social credit" hasn't been very efficient or even operational ("back in 2014, the plan was to have a national system tracking all “social credit” ready

So far, "social credit" hasn't been very efficient or even operational ("back in 2014, the plan was to have a national system tracking all “social credit” ready by 2020. Now it’s almost 2023, and the long-anticipated legal framework for the system was just released in the November 2022 draft law.") and the article doesn't offer recommendations on how to improve that, so I don't get your "how to improve nazi gas chamber efficiency" comparison. Is there actually any concrete way in which the social credit score system is benefiting concentration camps?