Rebuilding Trust in an Era of Information Acceleration: Strategies for a Resilient Digital Society

When generative AI drops the barrier for creating fake websites and fraudulent messages to near zero, seeing is no longer believing—even notifications from renowned booking platforms, legitimate banks, or government tax agencies can fall into impersonation traps! As skepticism becomes society's default setting, the greatest convenience and efficiency of a digital society are being eroded. In this episode of Taiwan School on Internet Governance, we invite Anthony Lee, Director of the Department of International Affairs and Public Relations at TWNIC, and Nai-Yi Hsiao, Associate Professor and Department Chair, Department of Public Administration at NCCU, to dissect the dilemmas of "trust chain extension" and public "defensive withdrawal" in the AI era. They also unveil TWNIC's practical framework of Addressable, Matchable, and Re-verifiable, the check.twnic.tw website health check service, and the Green Domain, demonstrating how to lower verification costs and rebuild a trustworthy digital information society together!

Host: Ethan Liu

Speakers:

Anthony Lee, Director of the Department of International Affairs and Public Relations, TWNIC

Nai-Yi Hsiao, Associate Professor and Department Chair, Department of Public Administration, NCCU