that is only going to the site that they actually trust and if you don’t trust any of the telecommunication
We’re gradually moving this way, as long as we have trust in the collective intelligence.
That’s also the assurance of the trust in the cyber infrastructures that we’re trying to build
There’s the matter of who to trust and there’s a matter of how to engage too. What is my role? Society has...
Then after we get the Open Algorithm part in, then we can create a really compelling ecosystem for data trusts.
If people don’t take this long route to earn trust, and take the shortcut of forcing the people
Even if they were, they wouldn’t be trusted any more. Then it becomes progressively harder to introduce any new identity system.
We heard the local clinics are really empowered to be a trusted place
The three pillars that you mentioned are interesting: reduce risk, save time, and build trust.
Exactly, exactly. And I only trust the language model that I can run on my Macbook.
Exactly. So, you need to keep the trust. This is the value of your work, right?
I wouldn’t trust X. I’m not sure X is even going to be here.
I think that is the main idea we want to spread. We’re the home of trusted technologies.
You’ve talked about the link between that and building a sense of public trust.
I think you could argue that transparency is kind of undermining trust.
我是不會這樣說，我都會說relationship of trust。
metaphor. For example, we have the data as trust, as the currency of trust. People are increasingly
If the government has 100 percent citizen trust then there’s not much
I think that illustrates very well this kind of mutual trust business going on.
It’s like a degree of trust in the social sector in Taiwan that also
