Securing Taiwan's Election Integrity with Blockchain Technology
summary
Numbers Protocol and Starling Lab register media on-chain and store files on IPFS so each item gets an IPFS CID and an immutable provenance record; the project logs lifecycle events (registration, license or ownership transfers, usage) and surfaces them on public pages. The deployment registers roughly 1k election assets for Taiwan, adds a 2K archived assets Sunflower Movement dataset, and runs a searchable verify engine that returns exact and similar-image matches used by newsrooms, citizens, and officials during vote counts and protests.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and mission
- 1:09Taiwan election challenges
- 2:56Project with local media
- 5:30Global expansion to India and Indonesia
- 6:35Media trust in the AI era
- 8:24C2PA and blockchain integration
- 10:11Accessible blockchain solutions
- 11:41Verified engine for content
- 13:06Future of media authentication
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