Building trust in a connected world
summary
ARM claims a future with trillion devices by 2035, moving from ~20 billion today to ubiquitous sensors in roads, hospitals and food fields. Example: AMO’s Raspiro smart module clips onto inhalers, uses sensors, Bluetooth, GPS and on‑device machine learning on a tiny ARM microprocessor to distinguish real puffs from motion and upload usage data to doctors. Security is central: the company publishes an IoT security manifesto and argues for device updates, supply‑chain partnerships and a new human‑centric trust model.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:20The Internet of Things
- 2:30Data
- 6:15Trust
- 6:45Barriers
- 7:05Human centric
- 7:45Moral issues
- 9:00Transparency
- 9:35Security
- 10:40Do you trust me
- 13:10Conclusion
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