As the newest member of both the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) and the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), TikTok will begin labeling AI-generated content with Content Credentials, with more integration to follow. This makes TikTok the first major social media platform to support the open C2PA standard.
This strategic initiative, funded by Findynet, will be executed by Sphereon and Northern Block, based on Findynet’s requirement specification. The core functionality will be made available under an open-source license, promoting transparency and collaboration within the community.
Previously, we discussed working towards a manifesto for Open Recognition, an initiative which involves envisioning what we might call ‘plausible utopias’. This is work for and on behalf of the Open Recognition is for Everybody (ORE) Community, which is stewarded by WAO and sponsored by Participate.
Our cropping proof-generation program creates constraints that assert that the new photo has the same RGB values as the original photo in the cropped range. Table 1 shows the timing results for this program.
If you want to deep-dive, this document is very helpful because it shows "C2PA in context" instead of making you comb through piles of "the first three bytes MAY BE reserved" RFC bullshit. For your ease of mindless Twitter scrolling, I've written a worked example through the entire data supply chain, with UX consideration at every step.
The Decentralized Identity Foundation is launching a work item under the Claims & Credentials WG, focused on interoperable credentials for use cases such as: Reusable KYC credentials Age Verification Proof of Humanity
The specification testing is a requirement in the W3C process, and test suites are critical to open-standard development and interoperability. [recording: start @ 9:30]
Members of the panel and OIDF members in the room reached consensus that, given the post-quantum vulnerabilities to identity tokens, credentials, and trust ecosystems, this is an area that requires immediate attention on behalf of the Foundation.
two different approaches to securing verifiable credentials: (1) #enveloping format that encapsulates the same payload in multiple envelopes, such as SD-JWT, and (2) #embedded format that adds multiple proofs to the same payload, such as Data Integrity. He then described in detail how Data Integrity and parallel signature work. [recording 9:35]
how to get started with DIDComm, and the other being how OpenID and DIDComm work together — as well as discuss the functionality they can add to existing applications, where we are now, and what the next steps are.
developers can unlock new functionalities for digital identity while ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks such as the Electronic Identification, Authentication and Trust Services (eIDAS) 2.0 regulation in the European Union.
The guide starts with installation and running the agents using Docker containers. The guide then provides a script to showcase the use of Signify and KERIA agents, including procedures for creating autonomic identifiers (AIDs), signing messages, and verifying signatures.
In a new White Paper from Indicio, Trevor Butterworth, Chase Cunningham, and Will Groah explain the importance of understanding how identity and security are connected and that a Zero Trust strategy for security can only be fully realized through a decentralized approach to identity.
applies Differential Privacy to protect against model inversion attacks and membership inference attacks. The third step focuses on establishing Federated Learning with a novel hybrid deep learning to achieve better scores than conventional methods. The SSI-FL performance analysis is done based on security, formal, scalability, and score analysis. Moreover, the proposed method outperforms all the state-of-art techniques.
identifying a number of key challenges of applying SSI to the Internet of Things (IoT) and providing a comprehensive taxonomy and usage of VCs in the IoT context with respect to their validity period, trust and interoperability level, and scope of usage. The life-cycle management of VCs as well as various optimization techniques for realizing SSI in IoT environments are also addressed in great detail
Our findings reveal that ZKP technology must have legal value and a presumption system to be effective. However, the path we take could lead us either to develop a system of surveillance and control in electronic environments or to build an environment where we share not the data itself but proof of its existence.
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GoPlausible is a decentralized protocol on the Algorand blockchain that provides tools for the issuance, registration, and distribution of W3C-compliant DIDs, Verifiable Credentials, and smart utility NFTs in a permissionless and user-friendly manner.
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Did you know Self-Sovereign Identity is not only about identities? - [Youtube] SSI Beyond Identities 2024-05-07 GluuStream (Identerati Office Hours)
I see CDR and Digital ID boiling down to data and metadata, in the broadest sense of that word.
That is, what are the properties of a data record that really matter when deciding whether to use it for some application? Where did the record come from? What is its intended purpose? If it’s a personal data record, then what consent was granted for its usage?
The same sort of metadata is routinely baked into verifiable credentials.
The market for deepfake detection, crucial in combating the rising threat of deepfakes, is poised for significant growth, with projections showing an increase from $5.5 billion in 2023 to $15.7 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 42.0%.
Central to these proposals is the requirement for robust age verification processes to prevent children from accessing harmful content, such as material related to suicide, self-harm, pornography, and eating disorders.
