Oct 24, 2019 11:00 AM – 12 noon PST
People are coming together to work, play and share information, but increasingly on very different terms. We see opportunity and new forms of sharing taking shape, peer-to-peer decentralised networks, individuals taking responsibility for their own data security, and different more eco-friendly ways of using power. But what is emerging and is it ‘good’?
The Internet’s underlying protocols (TCP/IP) were designed to decentralise sharing and to get information to its destination, come what may, nuclear war, dictators overthrown; it was supposed to be the ultimate Pony Express. But the very success of the Internet is now threatening its existence. Countries are looking inward, political unions breaking apart and long-time established powers faltering.
So this is truly a time of opportunity to make technology in a form that respects individuals rights to privacy and one that is built with the welfare of the planet, and redistribution of wealth included in the equation.
Join us to discuss:
- Owning your own data and understanding where to place your trust.
- Seeing new measures of value emerging
- The demise of the Internet as we know it
- The re-emergence of distributed decentralised business models
Zoom meeting: https://zoom.us/j/921939756
Meet some of the ASN Members:
- ASN:People interview with Philippa Mothersill and Zoe Camper (34 mins)
- ASN:People interview with Joe Glaser and Jonathan Tavss (32 mins)
- ASN:People interview with Joe Glaser and Zoe Camper (33 mins)
