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Even though everyone has the right to request their personal data with CCPA and GDPR, it is almost impossible to get a grasp of who owns what parts of your data and how that shapes your private and public life. When requested data is shared back, it is usually very complicated, and rarely interoperable or portable | Even though everyone has the right to request their personal data with CCPA and GDPR, it is almost impossible to get a grasp of who owns what parts of your data and how that shapes your private and public life. When requested data is shared back, it is usually very complicated, and rarely interoperable or portable | ||
===Diving In: Collectively Owned Open Data=== | ===Overall Approach=== | ||
===Tactics to Explore=== | |||
===Assumptions to Test=== | |||
===Phase 1: Diving In: Collectively Owned Open Data=== | |||
'''Imagine a future where variable, dynamic identities create a barrier between you and the services that track, isolate, target and manipulate you.''' | '''Imagine a future where variable, dynamic identities create a barrier between you and the services that track, isolate, target and manipulate you.''' | ||
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===Building Momentum: Unboxing the Black Box=== | ===Phase 2: Building Momentum: Unboxing the Black Box=== | ||
'''Imagine a way to make the algorithmic impacts on our lives transparent.''' Through customer demand, regulation, and procurement, this new knowledge could drive a movement for less data collection, ‘ethically sourced’ data, and changes elsewhere in the ‘AI stack.’ Dataset users could apply quality ratings, including for lack of bias and fraud, and add recommendations or refinements to the dataset description—each one labeled like food packaging nutrition details. | '''Imagine a way to make the algorithmic impacts on our lives transparent.''' Through customer demand, regulation, and procurement, this new knowledge could drive a movement for less data collection, ‘ethically sourced’ data, and changes elsewhere in the ‘AI stack.’ Dataset users could apply quality ratings, including for lack of bias and fraud, and add recommendations or refinements to the dataset description—each one labeled like food packaging nutrition details. | ||
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===Reaching Our Destination: Personal Data Storage and Applications=== | ===Phase 3: Reaching Our Destination: Personal Data Storage and Applications=== | ||
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* Work with marginalized communities to understand what applications would help their lives. Prioritize these applications. | * Work with marginalized communities to understand what applications would help their lives. Prioritize these applications. | ||
* Launch challenges—or work with existing grand challenges, like MIT Solve—to drive app development around things that actually matter to the world, not what matters to Silicon Valley VCs. | * Launch challenges—or work with existing grand challenges, like MIT Solve—to drive app development around things that actually matter to the world, not what matters to Silicon Valley VCs.<br /> | ||
===Comments, Stay Informed + Get Involved=== | |||
===Other Explorations=== | |||
[https://wiki.mozilla.org/State_Of_The_Internet/Surveillance_Economy/consentandidentity '''Powering-up Consent and Identity'''] | |||
Changing the consent conversation from “control over your privacy” to “power over your identity.” | |||
https://wiki.mozilla.org/State_Of_The_Internet/Surveillance_Economy/mozillaasaservice '''Mozilla as a Service'''] | |||
Productizing our healthier data practices and infrastructure and galvanizing a ‘better data’ movement.<br /> | |||