Digital Identity - Improving the necessary evil
summary
The panel lays out concrete changes: the pandemic makes remote identity mandatory, regulators are approving AI-based optical ID (deep‑learning OCR plus liveness) and Germany issues an April circular allowing qualified signatures from automated ID for two years, while a new law enables storing derived IDs in a smartphone secure element. The European Commission proposes an EU Digital Identity Wallet with mandatory cross‑border recognition within 12 months of enactment. Practical options discussed are video‑ident, eID/NFC, bankID, offline post/shop, and multi‑method platforms that orchestrate them.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:30Digital Identity
- 15:30EU Banking Regulation
- 16:00The status quo
- 16:45The challenge
- 18:18Working in the end
- 19:10Regulation
- 20:45Future
- 21:37Moving target
- 22:36Tame the unruly beast
- 25:29The next couple of years
- 28:01New developments
- 30:57Identification methods
- 31:44Offline methods
- 33:14Challenges
- 35:48What would you wish for
- 36:28Outro
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