Some Data on the Opportunity & Desire for Trust: As we’ve discussed before in Implications, the new “trust, but verify” is becoming “verify, then trust” as we enter an era in which we can no longer believe our eyes. Here are a few key findings worth sharing from a research study our team recently did at Adobe:

In the US, 70% of people said it’s... See more

The disinformation risks have grown stronger in recent months due to new tech tools such as generative AI. There are easy-to-use tools that can create false pictures, videos, audio, and narratives. People no longer need a technical background to use AI tools but can make requests through prompts and templates and become master propagandists. We... See more

If the old systems have failed to allocate authority effectively, what new tools can we come up with to sift true misinformation from information the monarchy doesn't like? The solution isn't to give up and say we can't be trusted with unfettered access to information. It's to figure out how to help people make better sense of all that information... See more