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Digital identity systems will become a normal part of everyday life within the next 25 years.
100%
agree
Agree 5 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 5 votes
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← The Present & Future of Digital Identity: Promises, Risks, and Human Freedom
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What are the implications for humanity if digital identity becomes ubiquitous over the next 10-25 years?
Podium
5 winning claims · settled
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Digital identity systems should be designed to protect privacy by default rather than requiring users to opt in.
100%
agree
Agree 5 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 5 votes
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1
people will spend a lot of time getting creative about getting around the implications of digital identity
100%
agree
Agree 5 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 5 votes
Earned $0.00 USD
1
Strong cybersecurity will become increasingly important as more aspects of identity become digital.
100%
agree
Agree 5 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 5 votes
Earned $0.00 USD
1
There will be many digital identities, resulting in clunky, fragmented user experiences.
100%
agree
Agree 5 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 5 votes
Earned $0.00 USD
85% agreement ✓
Digital identity systems will become a normal part of everyday life within the next 25 years.
100%
agree
5 agree (100%)
0 disagree (0%)
0 needs work (0%)
5 votes
85% agreement ✓
Digital identity systems should be designed to protect privacy by default rather than requiring users to opt in.
100%
agree
5 agree (100%)
0 disagree (0%)
0 needs work (0%)
5 votes
85% agreement ✓
people will spend a lot of time getting creative about getting around the implications of digital identity
100%
agree
5 agree (100%)
0 disagree (0%)
0 needs work (0%)
5 votes
85% agreement ✓
Strong cybersecurity will become increasingly important as more aspects of identity become digital.
100%
agree
5 agree (100%)
0 disagree (0%)
0 needs work (0%)
5 votes
85% agreement ✓
There will be many digital identities, resulting in clunky, fragmented user experiences.
100%
agree
5 agree (100%)
0 disagree (0%)
0 needs work (0%)
5 votes
there will be socio-economic discrimination due to non-equal implementation of digital ids
20%
agree
1 agree (20%)
0 disagree (0%)
4 needs work (80%)
5 votes
Did not reach 85%
1 suggestion on what needs work
- @Steady Coral — will there be a way to avoid discrimination & strive for more equal implementation?
digital ids will still be abused, like sybils, causing a cascade of hard-to-verify operations at the edges: in organizations
40%
agree
2 agree (40%)
0 disagree (0%)
3 needs work (60%)
5 votes
Did not reach 85%
3 suggestions on what needs work
- @Vast Summit — it's not clear to me what cascades might mean 'at the edges'
- @Real Birch — not sure if i understand
- @Steady Coral — agree there will still be abuse, trying to envision the edges/orgs cascade
The widespread adoption of digital identity will be one of the most transformative developments in human civilization during the 21st century.
0%
agree
0 agree (0%)
2 disagree (40%)
3 needs work (60%)
5 votes
Did not reach 85%
2 suggestions on what needs work
- @LeanCanyon — In what ways, specifically?
- @Vast Summit — adoption with/to what?
People will be more honest.
20%
agree
1 agree (20%)
1 disagree (20%)
3 needs work (60%)
5 votes
Did not reach 85%
1 suggestion on what needs work
- @Vast Summit — as aspiration, more so perhaps than by application
If digital identity becomes essential for daily life, people who choose not to participate will face increasing exclusion from society.
60%
agree
3 agree (60%)
0 disagree (0%)
2 needs work (40%)
5 votes
Did not reach 85%
2 suggestions on what needs work
- @Real Birch — it could be by choice also
- @Steady Coral — what if they're choosing the exclusion? should their ability to choose be removed?
A globally interoperable digital identity framework would create more opportunities than risks for humanity.
0%
agree
0 agree (0%)
1 disagree (20%)
4 needs work (80%)
5 votes
Did not reach 85%
Widespread digital identity will ultimately reduce individual privacy more than it improves security.
20%
agree
1 agree (20%)
3 disagree (60%)
1 needs work (20%)
5 votes
Did not reach 85%
Digital identity systems will make government and corporate surveillance significantly easier over the next 25 years.
40%
agree
2 agree (40%)
1 disagree (20%)
2 needs work (40%)
5 votes
Did not reach 85%
1 suggestion on what needs work
- @Real Birch — how are they going to do it?
Tour stats
- Participants
- 5
- Ticket holders
- 0
- Free participants
- 5
- Survey responses
- 20
- Claims submitted
- 13
- Claims voted on
- 13
- Claims that reached 85%
- 5
- Total votes cast
- 65
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Audience Survey
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
5
responses
- Not comfortable 60.0% (3)
- Somewhat comfortable 20.0% (1)
- Very uncomfortable 20.0% (1)
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
5
responses
- Loss of control 40.0% (2)
- Surveillance 40.0% (2)
- Data breaches 20.0% (1)
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
5
responses
- Privacy and surveillance. 60.0% (3)
- Equal access and fairness. 40.0% (2)
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
3
responses
- Cautiously optimistic 33.3% (1)
- Mostly optimistic 33.3% (1)
- Strongly skeptical 33.3% (1)
How each claim's votes split (agree, disagree, needs work) among people who gave the same survey answer, so you can see whether different groups judged it differently. An answer group too small to stay anonymous is withheld.
Votes-in-Context
A globally interoperable digital identity framework would create more opportunities than risks for humanity.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Not comfortable
3 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Surveillance
2 votes
0.0% agree
50.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Loss of control
2 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Data breaches
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
0.0% agree
50.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
There will be many digital identities, resulting in clunky, fragmented user experiences.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Not comfortable
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Data breaches
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Loss of control
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Digital identity systems will make government and corporate surveillance significantly easier over the next 25 years.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Not comfortable
3 votes
33.3% agree
33.3% disagree
33.3% needs work
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Surveillance
2 votes
50.0% agree
50.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Data breaches
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Loss of control
2 votes
50.0% agree
0.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
0.0% agree
33.3% disagree
66.7% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
people will spend a lot of time getting creative about getting around the implications of digital identity
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Not comfortable
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Data breaches
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Loss of control
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Widespread digital identity will ultimately reduce individual privacy more than it improves security.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Not comfortable
3 votes
33.3% agree
66.7% disagree
0.0% needs work
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Surveillance
2 votes
50.0% agree
50.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Loss of control
2 votes
0.0% agree
50.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Data breaches
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
33.3% agree
33.3% disagree
33.3% needs work
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
digital ids will still be abused, like sybils, causing a cascade of hard-to-verify operations at the edges: in organizations
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Not comfortable
3 votes
66.7% agree
0.0% disagree
33.3% needs work
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Loss of control
2 votes
50.0% agree
0.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
50.0% agree
0.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Data breaches
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
33.3% agree
0.0% disagree
66.7% needs work
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
50.0% agree
0.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Digital identity systems should be designed to protect privacy by default rather than requiring users to opt in.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Not comfortable
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Data breaches
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Loss of control
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Strong cybersecurity will become increasingly important as more aspects of identity become digital.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Not comfortable
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Data breaches
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Loss of control
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
The widespread adoption of digital identity will be one of the most transformative developments in human civilization during the 21st century.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Not comfortable
3 votes
0.0% agree
66.7% disagree
33.3% needs work
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Loss of control
2 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Data breaches
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
0.0% agree
50.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
0.0% agree
66.7% disagree
33.3% needs work
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
People will be more honest.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Not comfortable
3 votes
33.3% agree
0.0% disagree
66.7% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Loss of control
2 votes
0.0% agree
50.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Data breaches
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
33.3% agree
33.3% disagree
33.3% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
100.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
there will be socio-economic discrimination due to non-equal implementation of digital ids
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Not comfortable
3 votes
33.3% agree
0.0% disagree
66.7% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Loss of control
2 votes
50.0% agree
0.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Data breaches
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
50.0% agree
0.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
If digital identity becomes essential for daily life, people who choose not to participate will face increasing exclusion from society.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Not comfortable
3 votes
66.7% agree
0.0% disagree
33.3% needs work
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Loss of control
2 votes
50.0% agree
0.0% disagree
50.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Data breaches
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
33.3% agree
0.0% disagree
66.7% needs work
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
0.0% agree
0.0% disagree
100.0% needs work
Digital identity systems will become a normal part of everyday life within the next 25 years.
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Very uncomfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Somewhat comfortable
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Not comfortable
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Data breaches
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Surveillance
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Loss of control
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Equal access and fairness.
2 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Privacy and surveillance.
3 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Strongly skeptical
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Cautiously optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
Mostly optimistic
1 votes
100.0% agree
0.0% disagree
0.0% needs work
The average self-rated confidence (1–100%) claim authors gave their own claims, grouped by the authors' survey answers; it is not how those claims fared in the vote. It counts claims, not people, and an answer group shows only once it has enough rated claims to stay anonymous, so a small tour may show little or nothing here.
Claim Confidence
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Not comfortable
76.4%
avg confidence · 5 claims
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Somewhat comfortable
54.0%
avg confidence · 3 claims
How comfortable are you with sharing personal data online?
Very uncomfortable
41.3%
avg confidence · 3 claims
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Loss of control
65.8%
avg confidence · 6 claims
Which concern about digital identity worries you most?
Surveillance
54.6%
avg confidence · 5 claims
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Equal access and fairness.
72.2%
avg confidence · 6 claims
Which best describes your primary concern regarding digital identity?
Privacy and surveillance.
47.0%
avg confidence · 5 claims
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Mostly optimistic
41.3%
avg confidence · 3 claims
Which statement best reflects your overall attitude toward digital identity?
Strongly skeptical
90.3%
avg confidence · 3 claims
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