Paths to our Digital Future

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Paths to our Digital Future 2017 Global Internet Report Armenian Internet Governance Forum 2017 Yerevan, 2 October 2017

About the report Launched in 2016 Question: “How do we ensure the continued development of an Internet at the service of all people?” We did: More than 130 in-depth interviews with Internet experts and users Two global surveys and two regional surveys More than 3000 responses received Ten Internet Society community roundtables A survey soliciting suggestions for recommendations as to future actions. Bullets: The project launched in 2016 to identify the uncertainties and factors that will shape the future of the Internet. Guided by the overarching question “How do we ensure the continued development of an Internet at the service of all people?” we did:

Structure of the Report Drivers of Change The six key forces that will have a profound impact on the future of the Internet in the years to come. Areas of Impact The three critical features related to the future Internet, upon which the Drivers will have a decisive impact.

Drivers of Change Technological, economic, regulatory, security and network related challenges for the future Internet. In all cases, the implications of one Driver are inextricably tied to another. The Internet and the Physical World Artificial Intelligence Cyber Threats The Internet Economy Networks, Standards and Interoperability The Role of Governments

Personal Freedoms and Rights Areas of Impact Our community identified three issue areas that are crucial for the future Internet. These issue areas also reflect the Internet Society’s fundamental belief that the interests of the user and society must remain at the forefront of any discussion on the future of the Internet. Personal Freedoms and Rights Media and Society Digital Divides

Among our findings: Key take-aways A security divide will materialize AI and IoT will fundamentally change what it means to be online Governments are ill equipped to respond to future challenges Bullets: A security divide will materialize between those with the knowledge and resources to protect themselves from cyber threats and those without. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) will fundamentally change what it means to be online – with far-reaching implications for society and all sectors of the economy. Governments are ill equipped to respond to the economic and social pressures of IoT and AI.

Recommendations Guided by a core set of values: The Internet must be global, open, and secure. Decisions about the Internet’s future must be inclusive and multistakeholder.  Objective: Actionable set of recommendations Guided by a core set of values that are at the heart of ISOCs mission: Objective: Actionable set of recommendations to encourage our community, stakeholders, activists, and influencers.

Ten things to move forward Human values must drive technical development and use Apply human rights online as well as offline. Put users’ interests first with respect to their own data Act now to close digital divides. Make the Internet economy work for everyone. Take a collaborative approach to security. Increase accountability of data handlers Build strong, secure, resilient networks. Address the need for online social norms. Empower people to shape their own future.