For example, whether it is possible to explain why we trust strangers very quickly online, but we trust strangers very slowly in face-to-face, offline settings?
We both use Cloud and don’t trust Cloud.
The root of trust comes through the telecoms company?
之後，我想產業署會分散在各地，其實各地都有服務相關的，資策會也有各地的服務處，大家都不一定要全部集中在一個地方，每一個同仁都是配筆電，從第一天就是 zero trust 的網路架構。
謝謝。剛剛這樣聽得滿清楚，還是回到新的技術，大家如何 trust 的問題，不管您剛剛提到因為太平洋的兩岸關係，所以信任的盈餘，現在看起來在我們這裡，所以是設立標準的時候。
To trust them with open data, as we say.
It shows trust in the people, from the government.
We’re all moving at the speed of trust .
I was saying, Audrey, the trust dimension is fundamental...
If people trust back, they become our best partners. If they don’t, they keep us honest. We don’t care that much about whether people has to trust the government or not, but we care a lot about the government has to trust its people.
We thought we would just look up to France to their implementation details, but it did not happen. Therefore, we’re trying to make this happen. Getting government public servants to trust strangers, to trust us more, and maybe the citizen will trust more in return.
My headline would be: "Before expecting the people trusting the government, the government needs to unconditionally trust its people." That would be the headline, because it’s reciprocal.
It’s the same because we trust not the OS or anything, really. We trust a combination of MDM, the authenticator, the hardware security model, the SIM card, Endoleak, so you don’t have to play ultimate trust on any brand. I assume they are all breached.
(From Ryan Takeshita, TBS Tokyo) Throughout the world, from government to Supreme Courts to higher education, respected institutions are losing people’s trust . And you were the digital minister of Taiwan, so why do you think government institutions are losing trust and how can they regain back that trust ?
In any case, this real-time participatory ledger enabled everybody to take part in the governance. Instead of trusting the government to make good use of public resources, the government instead trusts the civil society, trusts the entire society to make good use of the shared common data.
You relied on trusting citizens and social responsibility. That you gave them enough trust that you knew that they will protect themselves and each other. That was the formula.
They can point to Taiwan and say, well, they used to have absolute apathy in political engagement, the government was not trusted , the trust level was below 10 percent.
[laughs] The citizens are free to trust anyone, and we’re not interfering with that. When we talk about social innovation, the public service need to trust the citizens.
Trust re‑roots horizontally as institutional authority weakens.
所以這樣子的話，當它的這樣子的整個——你從上車到下車的過程裡面，它都很完整地跟你解釋發生什麼事情，中間你想要按一下它靠邊停，或者是要跟遙控中心講話，你馬上可以取得這些支援。那這個就是我們現在叫做 Trusted Tech，就是信賴科技。
