In this talk, I will introduce TrustNet, a flexible and distributed system for deriving, and interacting with, computational trust. The focus of the talk will be applying TrustNet as a tool within distributed chat systems for implementing a trust-based and subjective moderation system.
Type: [ streamed talk ]
Length*: [ 30 minutes ]
Date: [ between August 7-9 ]
Duration: [ once ]
Language: [ english ]
Objective
introduce notion of subjective moderation to a wider audience
present research into ways of using trust in combination with computers
to properly conduct the talk i would need to purchase a microphone (~120 USD)
Presenter(s)
Name: Alexander Cobleigh
Email: cblgh a t cblgh dotte org
Url(s): cblgh.org
Twitter: @cblgh
GitHub: cblgh
Presenter Bio
Alexander Cobleigh is a Malmö-based instigator of non-commercial projects, having created & finished 30+ projects over the past 8 years. His recent work is focused on getting user-friendly peer-to-peer projects out to the broader public; in this talk, he will be presenting his research into a trust-based capability management system called TrustNet.
Description
In this talk, I will introduce TrustNet, a flexible and distributed system for deriving, and interacting with, computational trust. The focus of the talk will be applying TrustNet as a tool within distributed chat systems for implementing a trust-based and subjective moderation system.
Type: [ streamed talk ]
Length*: [ 30 minutes ]
Date: [ between August 7-9 ]
Duration: [ once ] Language: [ english ]
Objective
Material and Technical Requirements
Platform: [ videoconferencing ] Technical considerations: none Additional considerations: none
to properly conduct the talk i would need to purchase a microphone (~120 USD)
Presenter(s)
Name: Alexander Cobleigh Email:
cblgh a t cblgh dotte orgUrl(s): cblgh.org Twitter: @cblghGitHub: cblgh
Presenter Bio
Alexander Cobleigh is a Malmö-based instigator of non-commercial projects, having created & finished 30+ projects over the past 8 years. His recent work is focused on getting user-friendly peer-to-peer projects out to the broader public; in this talk, he will be presenting his research into a trust-based capability management system called TrustNet.