...or whatever. This is what we call swift trust. People very quickly form rapport on the social media.
To rebuild trust, the whole idea is that for people who are assembling and measuring their count...
This is what we call radically trusting the civil society. We trust the people who complain actually have something...
Yeah, because people generally trust that there is a systematic approach to report and handle sexual harassments. It...
...ndal. People I think generally has some trust in this arbitration channels that’s been around for quite a few years.
...e, and so on. It also corrodes people’s trust in the government, the governance system, and also legitimacy of any nation sta...
...ugh consensus, running code, and people trust each other, even though they haven’t met before. They make decisions by humming...
That’s also the assurance of the trust in the cyber infrastructures that we’re trying to build, even in places that ar...
...ioned the disruption of social media on trust and on democracy.
I guess that increases trust.
...your argument, but to increase their distrust in the system.
...resilience as a democracy? You increase trust in the system...
...ur institutions. How you strengthen the trust of your institutions? Through more transparency.
That’s right. Trust is not like Bitcoin. It’s a relational concept. It only exists between many dif...
...n laws. But people are generally pretty trusting the public service being not corrupt.
...it’s an independent organization, well trusted by the population. They now are moving to publish their audit reports, includ...
...e now have these data. People generally trust that there is data, but we don’t release data at the moment in the cross-minist...
This is how trust can grow between the public servants and the public in general because every si...
...cture level, but the one has to kind of trust Intel.
What’s your stance on eventually trusting a hardware manufacturer?
