Opening Keynote Day 2
summary
Claims that entropy as anti-prediction can blunt AI-driven surveillance by raising randomness in networks, and outlines a concrete prototype: NIM’s noise-generating mixnet that scrambles packet routes with dummy traffic, micro-timing delays and larger anonymity sets, plus cryptographic entropy sources. Argues this maps to psychopolitics and the “psychogram” concept rather than mere consent. Provides architecture and use-cases but no robust metrics—prototype is described and intended to obscure patterns; formal evaluation or attack results are not presented.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Keynote introduction
- 1:23Technology power context
- 2:50Psychotherapy behavior patterns
- 8:28Digital self psychopolitics
- 15:40Consent algorithmic capture
- 16:01Entropy freedom framework
- 23:45Privacy tech emergent selfhood
- 24:57Q&A
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