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As someone who grew up with the rise of computing, what do you think of the next generation’s (the Z’s born in 2000) relationship with technology ?
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With the rise of fake news, governement spying and corporate intrusion in citizens’ privacies, how do you envision the future of Internet ? Could these new trends threaten our democracies ?
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With the ever expanding power of the GAFAM, how can FOSS software prevail ?
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I read the continental chinese have a word for open source, « gongkai », which is philosophically quite different than the western one. Is it true ? Does it change anything ?
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What are, in your opinion, the most interesting softwares (existant or in development) that could redefine our human organizations ? Especially in politics and work ?
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Do you think the State is bound to disappear ?
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I considers computer as a personal extension, the same way as as people born after 2000 who consider internet as a basic human need.
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We are shaping the future that includes more people in a transparent, participatory and accountable process, co-designed in the commons.
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GAFAM all runs on FOSS and contributes to FOSS, so it’s here to stay. We’re working on the procurement rules to make it more FOSS friendly, too.
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公開 means “publicly available” but not necessarily modifiable (開放 “kaifang”). We use the first term for FOIA and the second term for Open Source and Open Data.
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I think the Uniform Resource Identifier, and software that enables it, remains the most powerful technology in politics and work.
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Perhaps, but not necessarily in my lifetime.