Identity: Supporting dementia care with Free Software
summary
Identity stores structured life items and lets designated trustees access selected memories under configurable trustee-access contracts; current work shows automatic generation of personalized playlists from tagged music and tightening healthcare interoperability with regional providers. Prototype enforcement experiments include manual reviewers, a central authority handshake and re-encryption of keys, but deciding when a contract triggers (dementia diagnosis, death) remains unresolved. Near-term roadmap adds feature polish, federation hooks and hospital integrations.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Monin and personal heritage
- 1:06Personal heritage components
- 3:18Trustee system in healthcare
- 4:45Dementia care with music
- 6:09Trustee contract mechanics
- 7:35Enforcing trustee contracts
- 8:19Call for collaboration
- 9:02Why Monin over Spotify
- 10:49LLMs for data entry
- 12:39Trustee access decisions
- 14:08Closing remarks
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