store it on the local server. It’s just like a antivirus application. If you don’t trust it, you can
that binary, linear thinking. We see it more like two axes. On one axis is the state’s capability to trust
immediately, and I would explain to the cabinet members that if people already trust the citizen
, but just like driving the nightlife underground, people will cease to trust each other.
. This is one example out of many, but I think this trust between the social sectors and also from
It’s a very strong sense of protection. People do trust that, when
collection and therefore reducing the risk and saving time improving mutual trust.
to authenticate. Thank you for that. On zero civic trust, at the moment, what does that mean for you?
I would simply say that this experience led me to trust strangers even more, because I
-disinformation playbook. It’s in English. I can also get Joe a copy. I wrote a blog about trusting the citizens for both the infodemic and the epidemic.
technologies takes time to gain trust from people, which makes for delays in the revision of rules
trusts anybody, very, you know, Bitcoin-ish future or it is state or capitalist surveillance that works on the top level.
and canceled anytime, if the jurisdiction leaders feel like it. We very clearly said in the very beginning, that we trust the citizens.
doing is that we trust these citizens with open data so that everyone can see every 30 seconds
and whatever other applications around the world — it’s a symbol of trust. And that is the true shield that unites Taiwan, as well as our democratic allies.
that the civil society is willing to co-create. Finally, there’s no doubt as of whether trusting people this much
was, based on establishing trust between the people – by listening to people, by reacting
. People who don’t want to type anything online, who trust their bank’s automatic teller machine, can go to the ATM and get NT$6,000 cash.
story or whatever. Using these designs, you don’t have to put blind trust in any particular data
AI disruption to the fabric of trust. But now with targeted spearphishing and interactive deepfakes