to that the cybersecurity too, because people can host it on the digital public infrastructure that they could trust.
are not going to be very good partners because the government doesn’t trust the people in the first place
to not trust. It’s non violence. There’s an interesting…Just occurred to me as you’re explaining this too
interesting for me -, that in Taiwan there is a collective priority of rebuilding strong mutual trust
people would trust the venue owner to have an incentive, to not actually actively share this data.
to use a device like iPad or a phone or something, or we have to trust its web interface on a non-end-to-end encrypted form.
There’s still this distinction, this friction of politicians just saying, “You should just trust
. It’s in the commons, so to speak. So that’s maximal trust. It says, “I’m OK for people to point out the data bias.”
trust you. [laughs] It’s hard to just port to adapt like this but what we’re doing essentially
decentralized distributed, so people can put the data in the places they trust, it could be a local grocery
aggregated already. And people already derive a lot of value by this being aggregated. But people trust the National Health Insurance people.
, finding disinformation, communicating across difference, trust building.
if it is very priority. Because if you say I don’t trust the AI to talk to it to get a conclusion
to the Dunbar’s number, around 150 trusted experts, or MPs, as the voice of the people.
We already adopted what we call a zero-trust posture, meaning that we’re shifting away from
across the screen. And because of that, people come to trust the people they just met across
So socially, as long as there’s general societal trust, fact checking does work against
, or we can say, you know, there’s this general pollution on the fabric of trust, which can be cured
, but we cannot but the important thing to remember is trust your government. We have everything figured
as way to create a more optimal government, civic duties that we have, responsibilities, building trust in the government.
