@iang_fc good question... I think KERI is closer than DID
ACDCs:
- Data containers with explicit Ricardian contract integration
DIDs:
- Not specifically designed for contracts
Verifiable Credentials (VCs):
- Can support legal terms but not a primary design focus
Anyone know about DIDs? is this a fair summary? If so, it bears a resemblance to Ricardian contracts. To me at least...
Understanding DIDComm
If you are reading this, you probably know already what Decentralized Identifiers (DID) are: they are “identifiers” or addresses which can be queried to return some information about the subject represented. The addresses take the form of a long, opaque “string” (a long block of letters and numbers, in this case of a fixed length), and the DID “documents” that get returned when they are queried contain some cryptographic key material and, depending on the particularities of the returning system, maybe a few other pieces of information or addresses.
https://t.co/jvsI04HLvi
I’ve been putting off the idea of DIDs, W3C Verifiable Credentials, and Wallets for far too long. I can see where there may be some benefits. So many apps request photo IDs, SSNs, etc. at this point anyways and we have very little insight how they’re storing that info.
https://t.co/iajw3XfZyR
So far so good. People are building nifty stuff on top of the firehose of events.
One person in particular took a 1M post window of that firehose and uploaded it to Hugging Face as an ML training dataset; which seems like an insignificant thing... and boy it blew up.
3/N
We are all ready to begin IIWXXXIX and look forward to welcoming the largest number of participants to the circle ever!
See you tomorrow Morning at 8 for check in, coffee, donuts, bagels & more ... Opening Circle at 9 sharp! #IIW#InternetIdentityWorkshop#openspacetech
The inaugural LF Decentralized Trust Summit is set for this week (Oct 23–24) at the historic San Francisco Mint. Our members-only event features experts across code projects and offer interactive discussions on identity, digital assets, privacy, interoperability & more! 👇Agenda
Our DIDComm research will appear in CCS’24! Kudos to co authors Christian and Fabio, who have shared their knowledge with me, and thanks to Atala and @inputoutputhk for supporting this research!
ISO 18013 #verifiablecredentials bring potential #clicktopresent in-app.
Digital trade licences, Medicare credentials, working-with-children checks, prof. memberships etc should be verifiably presentable online to truly transform digital workflows. #DigitalID
Danube Tech, @cheqd_io, NETIS Group, & Soverio have been selected for the 2nd cohort of the @EuropeanSandbox! We're developing a ledger-agnostic approach for managing trust registries & verifiable accreditations on #DLT, enabling a Qualified Electronic Ledger under #eIDAS2!
Will Abramson led a discussion on why people should join W3C CCG, how people can improve and contribute to it, and what work items people can propose and work on. You can watch the recording of the presentation and discussion here (start at 4min-50sec mark): https://t.co/ToH29AOL4k
I would like to start some work around an open trust framework and registry. Please reach out to me if you are interested in collaborating.
Our amazing #ReactMiamiConf workshop “How I Bought Booze with JSON Web Tokens” with @techgirl1908 and @blackgirlbytes was a blast. Participants leveled up their VC issuing skills and grabbed exclusive TBD merch. Stay tuned for our next live workshop: https://t.co/cgGxvr5qFA
I'm still bullish on passkeys, but there's a lot of hard truths being told here that need to be addressed before passwords can be replaced. https://t.co/Q4M8QrDcII