Can We Build a Trustworthy Future Web?

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🗓️ 10 August 2023

⏱️ 51 minutes

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The Task Force for a Trustworthy Future Web was put together by the Atlantic Council for a sprint study of the future of trust and safety in the ever-evolving internet. It issued its report, “Scaling Trust on the Web,” at the end of June. Lawfare Editor-in-Chief Benjamin Wittes sat down with two members of the task force to talk all about it. Rose Jackson is the Director of the Democracy in Tech Initiative at the Atlantic Council, and Camille François is the Global Director of Trust and Safety at Niantic. They talked about how the task force came to be; about what has been learned about trust and safety from a lot of areas to date, including and especially gaming; and about the challenges in the future as trust and safety scales to new ecosystems.

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0:25.6	no bull, and the aftermath.
0:33.8	A lot of the technology of that next wave, the XRVR, the immersive technology, and frankly,
0:41.2	innovations both on decentralization and the uses of generative AI are happening in the
0:48.2	gaming industry.
0:49.6	And you have these major parts of that industry that are massive and really important companies
0:55.4	that most of, you know, the foreign policy world, for instance, has never heard of.
0:59.8	I'm Benjamin Widis and this is the LawFair podcast August 10, 2023.
1:06.9	The task force for a trustworthy future web was put together by the Atlantic Council for
1:14.5	a sprint study of the future of trust and safety in the ever evolving internet.
1:23.4	It issued its report at the end of June.
1:26.8	The report is entitled Scaling Trust on the Web.
1:31.2	And two of its members, Rose Jackson and Camille Francois, joined me in the virtual jungle
1:38.5	studio to talk all about it.
1:41.3	Rose Jackson is the director of the democracy and tech initiative.
1:46.7	At the Atlantic Council, Camille Francois is global director of trust and safety at
1:53.3	Neon Tech.
1:54.3	They are two of many members of this star-studded task force.
1:59.2	And we talked about all kinds of things.
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