Curb your (Artificial) Intelligence
The ambition for 2025 is to develop a format that gives individuals more control over the use of their personal data in AI environments.
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There is increasing pressure to give users of online platforms, websites and apps more control over the use of their personal data and the data that they generate by using online services or connected devices.
Studies show that the majority of people that use online services, are willing to share data with the providers of those services, provided that they can exercise control over how their data will be used. This also increases trust in digital services.
By placing users at the centre of the process. Let them manage their personal data and the data that they generate by using online services or connected devices. Within the Qiy Trust Framework, people remain anonymous, by design and by default, until the moment that they decide to share their personal preferences, interests, needs or any other data that is generated through their behaviour online.
The Qiy Trust Principles define the rights of individuals that exchange data with other parties within the Qiy Trust Framework. All parties that provide services within the Qiy Trust Framework must respect these principles.
Establishment of the Qiy Foundation
The 'Qiy Turns the World Upside Down' video was produced in 2010 and was shown since then for many years at the start of each monthly Qiy Notes Live session
Video also available in Dutch
Development of formats with and for participating parties
Format and Proof of Concept: “What it costs to study”
Financial Times: Data: Qiy helps consumers regain control of their own data
Launch of the Qiy Foundation ID-Cover format, developed in collaboration with de Nederlandse Vereniging voor Burgerzaken (Netherlands Association for Civil Affairs) licensed to MVG Design
Project 1111: Development of a trust framework for the privacy-friendly exchange of validated and verifiable personal data under the control of the individual data subject
Format and Proof of Concept: Mortgages
Format and Proof of Concept: Patient data exchange under patient direction
Pilot to bring individual data subjects in control of their personal data
Participation in legal (“data juridica”) working group for the creation of a trust framework for MedMij
Pilot to bring individual data subjects in control of their personal data in the framework of debt control
Proof of concept: “Mobility for Everyone”
Proof of concept: Unlocking electronic debt information held by municipalities for their citizens
Advising the Uniek Sporten initiative of the Dutch Sports Fund for People with Disabilities
Advising Talpa Network on how to bring the human touch back into the online world
Format and Proof of Concept: “Score For Your Club”, bringing together local entrepreneurs, residents and clubs together for mutual benefits, whereby the required personal data are controlled by the individual. This format was licensed to Dappre.
Participation in preliminary research for the creation of a privacy friendly datalocker for individual data subjests: a collaboration between publishers to make the use of cookies obsolete
Participation in the Schuldenlab (Debt Lab) action meeting on innovative savings methods
