Robert Thibadeau

Robert Thibadeau, a pioneering computational cognitive neuroscientist from Carnegie Mellon, dives deep into the complexities of identity and privacy in the digital age. He proposes that we should manage a million identities on chips, allowing us to selectively share and protect our personal information. Thibadeau also discusses the role of the brain as a truth engine, how enforced moderated dialogue can revive societal norms, and the transition from the Internet Court of Lies to TruthCourt, aiming to create a more trustworthy online discourse.