Privacy: The Next Frontier
summary
Open-source code for AtlasDB transaction layer ships as an example: a transactional layer that sits atop key-value stores to give consistency at scale. The concrete asks are specific: implement row and field-level permissions, per-field provenance, time-limited and non-binary access like existence-only search, and cluster-wide audit trails analyzed with audit logs + ML and fast UIs. The claim is that shipping these components cheaply will make privacy controls the default in data systems.
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