Ubiquitous Commons at NetFutures 2015
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The document discusses the creation of a peer-to-peer protocol aimed at allowing individuals to express how they want their generated information to be used and accessed. It proposes utilizing a polymorphic license distributed on the blockchain that verifies access transactions, enabling communities to create specific licenses and fostering new economic models. Next steps include developing adoption cases and integrating this concept into the firmware of IoT and network-connected devices.
Ubiquitous Commons at NetFutures 2015
- 2. THE SCENARIO • we generate massive amounts of information, through network connected devices
- 3. PROBLEM • we have no way to understand what information we generate • we have no way to understand how this information is used (directly and indirectly) • we have no possibility to express how we want our information to be used • we have no constructive way to build collaborative initiatives using all of this information
- 4. HYPOTHESIS • create a peer-to-peer protocol • (and, hence, ecosystem) • which hosts our expression about intended usage of information, and • which hosts the access mechanism to our data/information
- 5. A LEGAL / TECHNOLOGICALTOOLKIT
- 8. NEW SCENARIO
- 10. OUTCOMES
- 11. DATA-SUBJECTS CHOOSETHEIR LICENSES FORTHE INFORMATIONTHEY PUBLISH/GENERATE
- 15. TRANSACTIONS ARE LIKE MICRO- CONTRACTS: FULLYTRACEABLE AND TRANSPARENT
- 16. COMMUNITIES/ORGS/PEOPLE CAN CREATE LICENSES FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES
- 17. OPENS UP MULTIPLETYPES OF ECONOMIES
- 18. NEXT STEPS
- 20. MOVETO FIRMWARE OF IOT AND NETWORK CONNECTED DEVICES