My key insights from my discussions in India are as follows, in no particular order. Digital provenance is a good idea, the C2PA standards being the go-to. "Detecting whether or not digital content is fake is currently impossible at internet scale and speed" but it is far more straightforward to identify who created it and … Continue reading Insights from India
India's Association for Democratic Reform (ADR) was established in 1999 by a group of professors who filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) with Delhi High Court asking for the disclosure of the criminal, financial and educational background of the candidates contesting elections. As a result, the Supreme Court made it mandatory for all candidates contesting … Continue reading Association for Democratic Reform
My meeting with the Observer Research Foundation and Future Shift Labs focused on AI in the context of elections and trust in democracy, with contributions from Niranjar Sahoo and Rahul Batra from ORF and Sagar Vishnoi from Future Shift Labs.
I‘ve always loved walking. For twenty years or more it’s been my main source of exercise, and never more so since I moved to Australia. For me, an hour’s brisk walk (and I walk at six or seven kilometres per hour) clears my mind, resets my brain, opens up possibilities, recalibrates my spine and offers … Continue reading walking on very long beaches
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