, the trust in institutions was really low, like 9% or something of the administration from the people.
reveals her sources, then if you do that for a while, you cannot practice as a journalist anymore because no source will trust you.
. They are not like typhoons, but if you work on zero trust architecture, just like in earthquake, we
to be happening anyway, because I think many governments have this challenge, not so much trust
And so we just randomly send, using the trusted number 111, to thousands and tens of thousands
of the most general-purpose technologies imaginable. And because of that, I think people trust Taiwan.
, maybe half of them. But it never ends with an explosion that destroys the public trust.
actually trust a person on the other end of the screen. It’s not a scripted deepfake GPT port. So
, but they do have their own zero-trust architecture standard, the SEMI E187. That is a direct result
the trust that my principal investigator of the project had to go for 4 hours and just be yelled
On the internet, culture evolve much more quickly. People tend to trust other people much more
to understand it, such as, ’Follow whatever the government says and trust the government, pliantly.’’ It’s not a very popular advertisement.
I was one of the more trusted people in the open community for Apple to reach out, and so I
. In order to include more stakeholders in the dialogue, the government is now learning to trust people more.
, and take a deep, deep dive, and really can see it, that’s going to lead to a lot of trust.
trust between the civil society and the government, as well as between different stakeholders in a civil society.
That is our driving value. Everything that we do is centered around this rebuilding trust
To rebuild trust, the whole idea is that for people who are assembling and measuring
the usual arbitration channels. That becomes a scandal. People I think generally has some trust
But in that future, actually, the habit that you are now building, in the sense of trusting
