about open government, which is my main work in Taiwan, and how we use information technology to increase trust between government and its people.
. We’re trying to take this model whichever way, with the same value of increasing the trust between
can be built so that all the different players can come to trust each other more as the transactions goes by.
at the speed of trust, and we have to optimize for fun because it’s a decade-long project. If we don’t
service nature, people tend to trust the social sector more than the public sector. If the largest
collaborative, data collaborative way. How to generate trust between a supply chain of any manufacturing
cannot go back and change the number. Even though you own a supercomputer center, you cannot. That’s the trust layer.
is that you’re setting yourself as the catalyst for them to trust each other more.
as saving time, is really increasing trust. It is also making sure there’s less risk, and the bureaucracy
afterward, so that people can trust that if people say there is air pollution now, they cannot change
how disinformation spreads, one about how social media destroys trust, one about segregation, and one
as a trust for the people involved, and the Open Algorithm Institution basically accepts code from
or entity trusted with this data, which runs your code and published the results back to you.
that people can trust each other on their data without the capability of any party to overwrite
linguistics, but also just social interaction design because nobody understands why people trust so much
Using high-bandwidth telepresence, we can build maybe 20 percent trust
about people’s right to fiduciary control on who they trust to process their data. It is also about
. Random people on the street, but actually people they already trust somewhat. Also location
of something like this – not any particular forms of meetings, but rather a culture of trusting the citizens – is a norm.
service trust them. All of this is a purely career public service purview instead of a partisan
