The concept of self-sovereign identity (SSI) describes an identity management system created to operate independently of third-party public or private actors, based on decentralised technological architectures, and designed to prioritise user security, privacy, individual autonomy and self-empowerment.
A smart contract is code deployed in a blockchain environment, or the source code from which such code was compiled
Digital Scarcity is a credibly maintained limitation, imposed through software, of digital information, goods or services that may be accessed and used entirely digitally.
Reputation in a blockchain-based system is a digital representation of an entity’s standing or status in a specific domain.
Interdisciplinary glossary on peer-to-peer, user-centric and privacy-enhancing decentralised technologies
How to provide society with legal protection against the harm caused by AI? Considerations against the background of tort liability in Polish and European law
This article formulates a list of permitted and forbidden rationales for the rankings of search results within app stores.
How can platform policymaking advance developmental objectives given structural barriers? Case studies from Colombia, Chile, Mexico and Peru offer insights.
You often share other people’s personal data alongside your own, because you benefit from it (and so do controllers).
PDSs aim to empower users over their data. We explain their limits, and describe why decentralising data processing does not imply decentralisation of power.