Mozilla
Transparency Interfaces for Everyday Places
March 16, 2021
3:45 PM – 4:45 PM Add to calendar
3:45 PM – 4:45 PM Add to calendar
Zoom Room 3B
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How might a person begin to understand the digital technologies that are embedded into our physical places? What are the possibilities for engaging with and giving feedback on these ambient digital systems? We’re excited to share one proposal for feedback. DTPR is an initial draft of an open-source system-to-people communication standard for transparency and accountability, for digital technologies embedded in physical places. The framework includes a taxonomy of concepts around digital tech and data practices, an associated set of icons and visual language, and can be used for signs, websites, or really any kind of communication mechanism. We will introduce the DTPR system and share prepared “smart city” scenarios so that people can understand how the system works, and provide us with feedback. For more info see https://github.com/helpful-places/dtpr
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| Language | English |
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