Tim Leberecht - ForgeRock Identity Live 2017 Dusseldorf
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- 1. Tim Leberecht The Exponential Self: Identity in the New Romantic Age Dusseldorf, May 29, 2017 @timleberecht
- 5. future of society future of self blockchain VR/AR co-working telecommuting network intelligence big data purpose authenticity health and wellbeing fluid identities aging ed tech privacy platform economy gig economy AI/machine learning algorithms quantification co-living future of organizations
- 6. Datafloq
- 11. Ian Langdson / EPA
- 12. 1. The Great Disenchantment
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- 18. Add Peeple
- 20. Add Peeple
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- 31. Radical transparency Sensors/RFID/Social media Sharing economy Peer-to-peer, reputation-based services Participatory designs Crowdsourcing etc.
- 34. True Pundit
- 36. Sam Rosewarne
- 38. xBassxHarmingx
- 40. Extreme Tech
- 41. Extreme Tech
- 42. Extreme TechThe Daily DotImmortal News
- 43. Extreme TechThe Daily Dot
- 45. 2. The New Romantic Age
- 48. “We are human because we can’t be trusted.” Gianpiero Petriglieri
- 49. Smart Romantic Reacting Wandering Connection Reconnection Dashboard Principles Monitoring Letting go Variety Serendipity Big Data Big Intuition Real-time Pre-emptive Behavioral targeting Distributed presence Conversation (Occasional) silence Transparency Mystery Calculated risk Vulnerability Reliability Ritual Liking Passion User-friendliness Frustration Excellence Significance
- 51. A desire for Integrity vs. co-opting, hacking, data theft Authenticity vs. fake news/identities, personalization Intimacy vs. virtualization, quantification/self-optimization, surveillance
- 52. “Having two identities for yourself is an example for a lack of integrity.” Mark Zuckerberg
- 53. Designing for Integrity Control who we are and want to become Authenticity Express our full selves Intimacy Form vulnerable human connections
- 54. Real- World Self Role fluidity Gender fluidity SharingPlurality Polyamor Polygamy
- 55. Digital Self Virtual avatars Digital assistants Search resultsSocial graph Fake identities Social media persona
- 57. 3. Designing for Romance
- 58. DIRECT COMPETITORS EXPERIENTIAL COMPETITORS The new competitive landscape Framework by Fjord
- 59. Business Insider
- 60. THE N UBIQUITY PRECISION EXPERIENCE EMPATHY FAST RELEVANT PERSONALIZEDHUMAN Platform Design Toolkit
- 63. Design for diversity Design for choice Design for diverse emotions/moods Highlight the value of personal data Make it tangible Use AI to manage access Design for human/conversational UI Always involve humans in the process Take a cue from open platforms Design for control
- 65. Extreme Tech
- 67. Audrey Tang
Editor's Notes
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- What if the fake is more real than the real? What is truth? Disillusioned with truth, probably because we realize it’s always been an illusion There is no such thing as an objective, data-based truth Renaissance of subjective truths How we feel New illusions against disillusionment
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- So yeah, it may be spiritual, but nothing is sacred. In this spirit, I would like to close with prayer, a prayer by Audrey Tang from this years OSO, open Source Software conference.