3. 2018 , l’ère de la décentralisation et du post-plateforme est en route
• CES2018 avec asprit blockchain : Edge computing / Embedded IA / 5G (M2M) / WIFI Bluetooth mesh / No Box
• Vers la démocratie des objets connectés émancipés du Cloud ?
• Vers des objets autonomes en décisions et autonomes financièrement
Every year I take on a personal challenge to learn something new. I've visited every US state, run 365 miles, built an AI for my home, read 25 books, and learned Mandarin.
I started doing these challenges in 2009. That first year the economy was in a deep recession and Facebook was not yet profitable. We needed to get serious about making
sure Facebook had a sustainable business model. It was a serious year, and I wore a tie every day as a reminder.
Today feels a lot like that first year. The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do -- whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate,
defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent.
My personal challenge for 2018 is to focus on fixing these important issues. We won't prevent all mistakes or abuse, but we currently make too many errors enforcing our
policies and preventing misuse of our tools. If we're successful this year then we'll end 2018 on a much better trajectory.
This may not seem like a personal challenge on its face, but I think I'll learn more by focusing intensely on these issues than I would by doing something completely separate.
These issues touch on questions of history, civics, political philosophy, media, government, and of course technology. I'm looking forward to bringing groups of experts
together to discuss and help work through these topics.
For example, one of the most interesting questions in technology right now is about centralization vs decentralization. A lot of us got
into technology because we believe it can be a decentralizing force that puts more power in people's hands. (The first four words of Facebook's
mission have always been "give people the power".) Back in the 1990s and 2000s, most people believed technology would be a decentralizing force.
But today, many people have lost faith in that promise. With the rise of a small number of big tech companies — and governments using technology to watch their citizens —
many people now believe technology only centralizes power rather than decentralizes it.
There are important counter-trends to this --like encryption and cryptocurrency -- that take power from centralized systems and put it back into people's hands. But they
come with the risk of being harder to control. I'm interested to go deeper and study the positive and negative aspects of these technologies, and how best to use them in our
services.
This will be a serious year of self-improvement and I'm looking forward to learning from working to fix our issues together.
5. Car eWallet by ZF (37B$ revenue) – La blockchain comme nouveau business model
• "Autonomously driven vehicles need to be able to make on-the-go payments themselves"
• Paiement automatisé et programmable des frais du véhicule – ex. recharge électrique
• Autres scénarii : péages, parking, car-sharing, location du coffre, etc… Capacité de gestion des micro-paiements
6. Toyota Research Institute ( & MIT Media Lab)
• « Blockchains and distributed ledgers may enable pooling data from vehicle owners, fleet managers, and
manufacturers to shorten the time for reaching this goal, thereby bringing forward the safety, efficiency and
convenience benefits of autonomous driving technology »
7. Hanson Robotics & Singularity.net
• The decentralized marketplace for AI. The future will be run on AI, SingularityNET lets anyone monetize AI, allowing
companies, organizations, and developers buy and sell AI at scale. From the creators of Sophia the Robot.
• Solutions to the No Communication / No AI discovery / Cost
8. Ledger Wallet
• Ledger is a leader in security and infrastructure solutions for cryptocurrencies (bitcoin, ethereum, ripple) and
blockchain applications. Products serve end-users with the Ledger Nano S, bank and financial institutions with the
Ledger Vault, and developers with BOLOS operating system.
9. Keypair Co.
• Hardware Wallet, FIDO UAF Authenticator, AMI Secure Chip, Keytoken. We develop Hardware Wallet for crypto-
currency and Bitcoin mining hardware. Also we made Security tokens for certificates and sell them now. Contact us
for details
10. uBolt by uConekt, a secure personal identity wearable bracelet
• Authentification multi-facteurs qui combine
• empreintes biométriques, reconnaissance vocale et un sécure élément
• Cible aussi les déficients visuels qui explorent leur environnement – 285M personnes dans le monde
11. CoinPlus – « The simplest way to invest in crypto-currencies »
• Coinplus offers the simplest way to invest in crypto currencies, the Crypto Bars.
• The Crypto Bars are made of steel, silver and gold with 10 Bitcoin or 100 Ether. You buy it, you hodl it!
• The crypto bars are not connected, without electronics, without chip or battery, they can not be hacked
12. KeeeX
• Preuve autoportante – intégrée aux méta-données du document à certifier.
• Les preuves peuvent référencer (liens) d’autres documents et preuves
• Solution de sécurisation de documents, process & messagerie d’entreprise
13. Pickio by MatchupBox
• « PikcioChain is a secure, compliant and distributed data ecosystem that enables the collection, certification and
exchange of personal data »
• GDPR Compliance since user gets « data » sovereignty
14. FundSquare
• Asset Managers are looking to reduce costs in an environment of downward pressure on fund fees
• New regulations, such as MIFID II, are changing the economics of fund distribution and might leave some Asset
Managers with no distribution network
• Digital era. Players need to adapt from distribution through to operation and investment
15. Chainly by Pack’nDrive
• Pack’n Drive mise sur la Smart Mobilité en considérant la voiture comme une plateforme de service : Car as a
Service (CaaS). Pack'n Drive souhaite offrir plusieurs services en connectant les véhicules à des applications
permettant une interaction permanente
17. Digital Money Forum
• Track de conférence (journée) dans le CES2018 qui a traité des évolutions dans le paiement (évolutions) et de
blockchain avec cryptomonnaies (révolution)
• Avec la présence de Mastercard, NXP, Samsung, IBM & Overstock
18. Retours sur l’intervention « Game of Coins »
• Rétrospectives sur 2017, la croissance sur les 6 derniers mois et le phénomène ICOs, government tokens
• What gives a token value ? Desirability / Utility. A lot of tokens will be requalified as securities.
• Business model for Global Open source collaboration & financing a new infrastructure
19. Retours sur l’intervention « Cryptocurrencies : The new Asset Class»
• A new decentralized internet is under construction : network / compute/ storage / database
• Two financial worlds under construction : The Wall Street Plumbing // The Bank of One
• What’s in store for 2018 ? Regulation, Adoption, Hype
20. Retours sur l’ICO Slug Fest
• 10 pitchs : Theodor Forselius (Everipedia), Dr. Mihaly Kertesz (Etheal), Wallace Lynch (Alpha Token), David Avital
(Osher), Kirill Gourov (Full Node Capital), Kevin Barnes (Blocksafe), Jonathan Chou (Bee Token), Steven Sprague
(Rivetz), Alan Safahi (Zed), Jake Vartanian (Native Token), Peter Vessene (New Alchemy), Dominik Zynis (WINGS)
22. Bien qu’encore un signal faible au CES, l’ère de la décentralisation et du post-plateforme est en route
• Résilience
• Monétisation de l’économie M2M
• Blockchain + IA / Blockchain + IOT / Blockchain + IoT + IA
La souveraineté
numérique du SI
1998
Les individus sont
extérieurs au SI
Internet et
l’automatisation de la
relation client – 2008
Les individus sont
utilisateurs du SI
Blockchain et
l’automatisation des
transactions – 2018
Les individus sont acteurs
et constituent le SI
23. Merci de votre écoute
Spécial Merci à
Xavier Dalloz / David Menga / Mission CES
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