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IGF-USA 2022 was a hybrid forum held in Washington, D.C. and online on July 21, 2022, bringing together leaders from government, industry, and non-profits to discuss the most important issues facing the Internet.<ref>[https://igfusa22.sched.com/list/descriptions/ Schedule, IGF-USA 2022]</ref>
IGF-USA 2022 was a hybrid forum held in Washington, D.C. and online on July 21, 2022, bringing together leaders from government, industry, and non-profits to discuss the most important issues facing the Internet.<ref>[https://igfusa22.sched.com/list/descriptions/ Schedule, IGF-USA 2022]</ref>
==Key Topics and POVs==
==Key Topics and POVs==
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! colspan="7" | Anti-trust in digital markets
! colspan="7" | Anti-trust in digital markets
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| The issue is not so much economic anti-trust, but political anti-trust power on social media platforms; offers "middleware" as a solution. Middleware refers to third-party algorithms inserted into individuals' social media feeds and searches (filters) which could decentralize the flow of information. [[Barak Richman]]
| The issue is not so much economic anti-trust, but political anti-trust power on social media platforms; offers "middleware" as a solution. Middleware refers to third-party algorithms inserted into individuals' social media feeds and searches (filters) which could decentralize the flow of information. [[Barak Richman]]
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| colspan="7" | Content Moderation
| colspan="7" | Content Moderation
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| You can't disambiguate content and algorithms [[Shannon McGregor]]
| You can't disambiguate content and algorithms [[Shannon McGregor]]
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| colspan="7" | Legislation
| colspan="7" | Legislation
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| In the U.S., there are pushes for too much content moderation (blue states) and too little moderation (red states), [[Steve DelBianco]], [[NetChoice]]
| In the U.S., there are pushes for too much content moderation (blue states) and too little moderation (red states), [[Steve DelBianco]], [[NetChoice]]
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| colspan="7" | end-to-end encryption
| colspan="7" | end-to-end encryption
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| The overturning of roe vs. wade has put consumer data privacy and its significance in the spotlight [[Eric geller]], [[John Morris]]<br />
| The overturning of roe vs. wade has put consumer data privacy and its significance in the spotlight [[Eric geller]], [[John Morris]]<br />
| This issue raises concerns over the fourth amendment and lawful access [[Darrin Jones]] <br />
| This issue raises concerns over the fourth amendment and lawful access [[Darrin Jones]] <br />
| It’s lucrative in authoritative regimes to disrupt encryption [[Mallory Knodel]]<br />
| It’s lucrative in authoritative regimes to disrupt encryption [[Mallory Knodel]]<br />
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| colspan="7" | IOT
| colspan="7" | IOT
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| peer-to-peer makes it difficult to stop the damage of [[botnet]] but C2 servers enables holding individuals accountable [[Wayne Jacobs]]
| peer-to-peer makes it difficult to stop the damage of [[botnet]] but C2 servers enables holding individuals accountable [[Wayne Jacobs]]
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| colspan="7" | Digitial Identity attributes<br />
| colspan="7" | Digitial Identity attributes<br />
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| citizens, consumers, patients, users, right to be concerned about identity theft, data is sold all the time, wallets as solution, there is no privacy in identity data, there’s only an opportunity for agency, for control, industry is going to lead the way, govt will play second fiddle, especially because its tech can’t catch up, platforms will continue to do surveillance and we’ll be their product [[Don Thibeau]]
| citizens, consumers, patients, users, right to be concerned about identity theft, data is sold all the time, wallets as solution, there is no privacy in identity data, there’s only an opportunity for agency, for control, industry is going to lead the way, govt will play second fiddle, especially because its tech can’t catch up, platforms will continue to do surveillance and we’ll be their product [[Don Thibeau]]
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| colspan="7" | Third-Party Cookies following GDPR
| colspan="7" | Third-Party Cookies following GDPR
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| Ads and campaigns are going to run; cookies help people not see too many of the same. It is not clear the post-GDPR notices help, as consumers never read them. Opting out means un-targeted ads not no ads. Ad-tech is a big part of the global economy, and start-ups need third-party cookies more than big tech. The data privacy compliance burden is growing and is out of step with small businesses. A federal standard would be better than a quilt of different legislations [[Lartease Tiffith]]<br />
| Ads and campaigns are going to run; cookies help people not see too many of the same. It is not clear the post-GDPR notices help, as consumers never read them. Opting out means un-targeted ads not no ads. Ad-tech is a big part of the global economy, and start-ups need third-party cookies more than big tech. The data privacy compliance burden is growing and is out of step with small businesses. A federal standard would be better than a quilt of different legislations [[Lartease Tiffith]]<br />
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| colspan="7" | Internet Fragmentation
| colspan="7" | Internet Fragmentation
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| fragmentation is happening, at the policy level, govts call it “digital sovereignty” esp around privacy<br />In the us, the govt said it was bad and work with the world but it hasn’t happened<br />Gdpr made the us reactive, <br />2016 paper william blake/wolf (technical, govt, commercial) still relevant [[Melinda chem]]<br />
| fragmentation is happening, at the policy level, govts call it “digital sovereignty” esp around privacy<br />In the us, the govt said it was bad and work with the world but it hasn’t happened<br />Gdpr made the us reactive, <br />2016 paper william blake/wolf (technical, govt, commercial) still relevant [[Melinda chem]]<br />
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| colspan="7" | Future of online markets<br />
| colspan="7" | Future of online markets<br />
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| AICOA will increase inflation, make it harder to get stuff delivered, and doesn’t have the votes. Markets change, legislation must focus on actions/behaviors, not entities. Don’t say "big tech" because the group changes [[Carl Szabo]]. integration is the way of the future
| AICOA will increase inflation, make it harder to get stuff delivered, and doesn’t have the votes. Markets change, legislation must focus on actions/behaviors, not entities. Don’t say "big tech" because the group changes [[Carl Szabo]]. integration is the way of the future
| antitrust bills will affect acquisitions and the availability of capital [[Will Duffield]]
| antitrust bills will affect acquisitions and the availability of capital [[Will Duffield]]
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| colspan="7" | Visions for the Digital Future – Enabling Emerging Technologies
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| [[Irving Wladawsky-Berger]]: polarization has been there all along, research shows people just ignore the extremes but the media focuses on it, maybe it’s not as bad as we think, metaverse, second life didn’t go anywhere (couldn’t find serious applications) gaming,
| [[Nanjira Sambuli]]: focus on infrastructure, don’t forget those who will be left behind, there are physical demands on energy due to the metaverse, museums have been bad for Africa due to colonialism, internet is helping to address colonialism, mitigate the current problems to get to a good place
| [[Sandy Pentland]]: internet went from a communication medium to now a transaction medium (legally enforceable, web 3, metaverse, “cryptobro” hype, digital twins so that cooperation can happen without sharing data, NFTs are all over the place already (shutterbug, Spotify, digital photos and music sharing), augmented reality, leapfrogging
| [[Amy Zalman]]: internetification of bodies, biometrics, security issues, aggregated data, ai, court systems, justice by using emerging tech, we’re already living in augmented reality, devices are making us produce information that we didn’t see as information before, museums are doing great stuff to augment reality
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