Identity 2.0 Keynote

[hapa50]

Good stuff. The polar opposite to few slides, but well timed and targeted, to say the least.

Interesting in that OAuth seems to be the solution he discusses and yet it would have been impossible to predict that at the time he presented. But the basic requirements are the same...

[MrSackbuilder]

hehehe Mr. Hard Dick hehehe

[TheKayzen]

Very inspiring presentation. Quite interesting to watch that 5 years after. So where do we stand today ? It would be nice to have another presentation just like this one to see where do we go now. Seems like OpenID has made a giant leap since then, dont you think ?

[erickherberholz]

Will Facebook take over and obsolete all of this contention for an open web ID solution? And be Identity 3.0?

[erickherberholz]

Great presentation skills and interesting content.

[erickherberholz]

I love to watch this video once in a while, to be inspired.

[erickherberholz]

I can never get enough of watching this! Extremely memorable.

[justgivemeaname100]

isn't this just a way to make the internet like the phone system? is that bad?

[JPPIStu]

It's already possible for sites and site users to obtain strong, trusted authentication, through PKI, in a way that leaves identity in the hands of the identified rather than a central controller. The only thing that is missing is the "simple" aspect of it. If you want to avoid this notion of Identity 2.0, work toward providing a simple method for user-controlled public keys to be used for site authentication.

[roryphelan]

His reasons FOR Identity 2.0 don't seem adequate to me. Who wants identity 2.0? Who does this benifit?

he says "Id 2.0 is inevitable... but if you want a world where its your identity, not their identity, and technology is open, not restricted.. join the conversation blah..."

To be honest i think the implementation of this 1 sovereign identity will be restrictive.Your identity WILL become their identity. This is a really dangerous idea and i find it disconcerting that its not being questioned

[royb673]

i agree man

if anyone hacked this id, it would have all your personal info. i'd rather not put all my eggs in one basket

[desmodus1991]

You mean the same as the government with SSid#?

[snijdermichiel]

Very clever guy! These kind of things are our future. At the moment I am doing a research about identity 2.0 in combination with LBS (Location Based Services). Pretty interesting subject.

[daleroes]

This abomination is not inevitable if good people will remain vigilant. The concept of "identity" that he is pushing is the kind that serves to cement class identity and the power of an authoritarian state system to control and maintain class identity and for the willing agents of such a state to destroy personal reputations on a scale without historical precedent (though it reminds me a little of 'Dr. Zhivago,' in its implications).

[robbieengels]

Anyone counted the number of slides?

[etmonkeyesh]

omg...i remember all his points...EFFECTIVE man..very cool

[ZachsMind]

At least on the outset if something like this got implemented, some could continue to be anonymous, but it would get harder to get lost in the 'crowd.' Anonymous voices would get squelched in favor of people who stand behind their words. Anonymous buyers would find it harder to buy. Commerce will drive this.

This will be both a good thing & a bad thing, and to try to explain why would take up more space than YT allows. Needless to say, whether we agree with Dick or not, this IS inevitable.

[roryphelan]

why is it inevitable?

[Taxali88]

Co sign. There will probably be a huge increase in the Internet marketplace if there a transparent system available for providing identity credentials.

[artyjag]

brilliant presentation style man!!

[TheBerzerker1]

Haha I rather be unknown online, I always go out of my way to make sure all my info is false. :)

[sarau74]

Wicked!! that was really well done!

[SexySEO]

welcome to the police state :D

[Hotbread007]

Identity = Dick Hardt or Hardt, Dick

[virgojeep1]

I prefer anonymity

[kiwisatachi]

Best presentation ever. It just doesn't get old.

.... and now I use Sxipper.

[zarazek]

The best presentation I've ever seen. Brilliant.

[liziesoto]

Great presentation... very usful!

Congrats

[kathyschmid]

Simply fantastic!

[sojudave]

consider how most corporate managers would do in presenting the same message. (Pass the coffee) I'm so inspired by what he's achieved with this.

[thelegendarypaki]

Wasn't that a manuscript kind of speech?

[FireWaia]

and since this come out, how far have they got you say?

[Durdeni]

Best presentation I`ve ever seen.

[mkesin]

i likeit, good and different presentation.

[abhijit8086]

digg hard

[Bazzty]

really good, post it by my users

[Battindk]

Amazing presentation. Great humor and i love the random google-images which mr dick put into the powerpoint.. ;-)

Identity 2.0 sounds like a brilliant idea.

[bhashem]

Awesome job by Dick on introducing Identity 2.0

[granec]

Are you sure he's Dick? :-D

[daveandwhatever]

simple and awesome at the very same time

[5chn1bb3l]

yeah, i LOVE it.

[RobGreen]

one of the best presentation styles ever!!