The Fundamental Flaw at the Heart of the Internet
Briefly

The way it has evolved, he says, generates dysfunctional incentives that allow a few giant platforms and their all-knowing algorithms to steer human behavior into antisocial, destructive directions.
A foundational overhaul starts with the recognition that a basic challenge has long dogged the engineers who've built and maintained the internet: how is it possible to allow people to privately and safely identify themselves to one another without exposing sensitive information to the world at large?
Read at time.com
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