Trust the Origin, Trust the Content - Originator Profile #90
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Slides shown in the breakout session. |
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Slides "Design of Originator Profile". |
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Added screen capture of demo screen with English UI. |
Session description
This breakout session will introduce Originator Profile, which aims to tackle misinformation using verified originators' profiles. Discussions will also explore possible collaboration with similar projects, such as C2PA, that depend on the originator.
Session goal
Provides an overview of Originator Profile Discuss potential standardization Find potential collaborators
Additional session chairs (Optional)
@shigeya
Who can attend
Anyone may attend (Default)
IRC channel (Optional)
#trust-origin
Other sessions where we should avoid scheduling conflicts (Optional)
#70, #38, #52, #54
Instructions for meeting planners (Optional)
We’d like to avoid any session mentioning Originator Profile (OP). As far as we know:
Should avoid: #70
If possible: #38
Not a must but prefer to be avoided: #52, #54
Agenda for the meeting.
Introduction to Originator Profile (20m, includes short intro video)
Demonstration (5 min)
Discussions (30min)
Wrap-up (5min)
Links to calendar
Meeting materials
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