Dr Eliza Mik and @Marcorizzi83 finding the fun in #blockchain perspectives and potential at the #DigitalCitizensConference last week. #DigCitz2019

#DigCitz2019 panellists fielding some thoughtful questions from the audience

@ArjunaDibley and @rachellepeta from @Stanford discuss how public and private institutions create value in data at the #DigCitz2019 conference, AI and Governance session

@ttarvind at the #DigCitz2019 AI and Governance session: "We need to shift the focus to structuring institutions rather than structuring transactions. We need to focus on participation rather than the thin conception of consent that we have."

@lyria1 opens the #DigCitz2019 conference session on AI and Governance: "If you buy software and you need transparency, you need to buy software that is open sourced".

“And finally ... let’s kill Facebook” @PaulbernalUK opening the Media session this morning with some big ideas #DigCitz2019 #DigCitzConf

We're very excited to finish up Day 2 with discussion on 'Human Centred Design' with @garycazalet, @margarethagan and @AndreaSiodmok! #DigCitz2019

“All of these problems are human problems. The Blockchain can’t solve them” Prof Kelvin Low pulling apart the Blockchain bandwagon. #DigCitz2019

Equity and Algorithms? @MarcoRizzie83 says the trust and reliance that a party places on the algorithm in algorithmic contracts is akin to relationships of trust and confidence. This may mean equitable relief from Undue Influence may be available. #DigCitz2019

“Just imagine you have all your data, your digital ID, on a cheap $40 Android phone. How is that not a honeypot?” Dr Mik continues the “Pause the Blockchain Revolution” movement! #DigCitz2019

Ethereium, using Solidity, has 100 bugs per 1000 lines of code in 2016: 10% error rate. Prof Kelvin Low advises “use it if you, you know…” #DigCitz2019