Digital trust and the architecture of participation
summary
Demonstrates a concrete claim: move from vendor-held clouds to Tim Berners-Lee’s Solid personal online data store model, already in pilots with Inrupt + NHS, Flanders and NatWest, so not theory but working prototypes. Shows failures that motivate it: Facemash’s 22,000 votes, Google removing ~200 Android apps, Ring Sidewalk enabled by default, Nest’s undisclosed mics, Roomba floor maps. Argues users regain control via self-sovereign identity and cryptographic pods that let devices interoperate without outsourcing all trust.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 3:58Consent
- 4:22What Is Consent
- 6:40Fiduciary Responsibility
- 8:27Hippocratic Oath
- 13:44Universal Design
- 16:47Flickr
- 21:01Trust
- 22:04Nest
- 30:25Thought Experiment
- 37:49What Is Sovereignty
- 39:27Control the Pendulum of Consent
- 41:02The Definition of Trust
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