Do you think, in Taiwan, there’s a lot of trust in the mainstream media
First of all, I would say that it’s the government that trusts
It’s participatory accountability. This is what I mean by trusting the citizens with open data and API.
Pardon me. You do see a role for the government to teach people to trust?
Do you think this trust will be strengthened in May when your new president will be in charge officially?
That’s my main idea. I think it will take a generation or so for the government to trust people by default.
...so if they run a centralized database people trust that they will run a centralized database well, is what I’m saying.
want the government to trust the people to work with them.
Yeah, that’s good because they just recruit externally and then everyone doesn’t trust them.
Personally, I trust more the quantum communication physics than digital constructions.
The aim is to build mutual trust between the existing governance
What about the institutional media? Do people in Taiwan trust mainstream media?
into. This is really a way to rebuild social trust.
Zongchai is a Mandarin pronunciation. In Mandarin, we say 總柴, similar to Zongchai. It’s a trusted…
One of our colleagues is doing a PhD thesis on measuring this trust from the career public services to the citizens.
, that is to say is in the places that people trust, that is very important.
The aim is to build mutual trust between the existing governance mechanisms, and the emerging ones from the social sector.
It is a very large investment for Taiwan to digitally transform ourselves into this new zero-trust architecture.
為什麼 trust chain 是綠色的？（笑）
And so why people quickly trust each other and distrust each other, that becomes the main fascination.
