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By James Thorp
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Tech leaders head to Napa Valley next month for a summit that could reshape how we think about AI control.
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H2H, Affinidi, LF Decentralized Trust, and the Advanced AI Society are hosting the invite-only event.
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Michael Casey gets straight to the point. He cofounded H2H and chairs the Advanced AI Society.
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"Our AI agents must genuinely operate on our behalf," Casey said. The summit will show off tech that backs up human intentions when AI systems make decisions.
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Glenn Gore runs Affinidi and he's worried about timing. "Privacy hasn't kept pace with AI deployment," Gore said.
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The event happens right before the Linux Foundation Member Summit. That's not a coincidence.
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Daniela Barbosa from the Linux Foundation thinks open-source standards matter for AI accountability. She's pushing for transparent rules that different AI systems can follow.
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Big names are speaking too. Clay Shirky wrote books about how tech changes society. Jim Zemlin runs the Linux Foundation and knows open-source better than most people.
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The summit's agenda packs in panel talks and hands-on workshops. Attendees get to test privacy tech and see identity solutions that plug into existing AI systems.
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Gore's keynote digs into decentralized trust systems. He'll explain how these networks let AI agents and humans interact securely without giving up privacy.
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The H2H Connect app demo should be interesting. Built on LF Decentralized Trust standards, it lets users manage professional connections without surveillance.
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Scott Stornetta helped invent blockchain and he's talking AI governance. His session covers how blockchain's permanent records could track AI decisions.
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Wendy Seltzer brings the legal perspective. She's spent years fighting for digital rights and knows how regulations actually get made.
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Baratunde Thurston hosts the "Life with Machines" podcast and thinks about AI's cultural impact.
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Jim Zemlin closes with open-source collaboration in AI development. The Linux Foundation runs initiatives that keep AI tech accessible and transparent.
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