...need to convince millions of people to trust the algorithm in order for the algorithm to take over. In an authoritarian regi...
...it learns on the way, it changes – you trust the algorithm.
...ur Prime Minister, and say, “We need to trust citizens with open data.”
...to the NHIA right there that we need to trust these people with open data. That’s why they started publishing 30 seconds at a...
...the government should work with people, trusting people, making itself transparent to the people, that the government should...
...argue that it’s people’s willingness to trust each other and people’s willingness to trust the health insurance system and al...
...you have all the three pillars, mutual trust is much more possible.
...is two things. First, the civil society trust the government enough to talk about possible new SARS outbreaks, and the govern...
...This is a Chinese CCP lying. You can’t trust this information.”
...ntrate on getting the infrastructure of trust out?
The infrastructure of trust, again, there’s bits of pieces of Taiwan model that you can freely take. The da...
...is that there was always a very strong trust between society, government, and the technology that was being used.
...wan’s relationship with tech. The civic trust between, once again, society, government, and technology, has been quite strong...
...ut there has been a development of that trust.
...aybe they do not have a government that trust them to the extent that Taiwan does.
...these places, there is also very little trust in the national governments. You don’t have this nexus of trust that may exist...
...y in Japan. That it’s about gaining the trust in the technology and also just becoming familiar as a user, becoming comfortab...
...? It almost felt like we’re saying, “We trust you with this but don’t step over the line.”
