How do you prove that you are really you? This becomes increasingly difficult the more AI acts in place of humans. The lack of proof of personhood (PoP) represents a gap in the digital landscape that must be addressed. A global and inclusive proof of one`s identity is needed.

The DSI develops the Gimel ID, which can get us there. Gimel ID offers the world`s most secure ID-wallet. It meets eIDAS 2.0 requirements and thus works as EUDI Wallet. Relevant organizations have to comply with this EU regulation by 2026.

Human being or bot - are you really you? 

Be yourself – with the world's most secure ID wallet!

Great experience to join the hlth Europe conference in Amsterdam in June 2024. Digital leaders and enthusiasts were discussing and connecting the dots. 

From the DSI, sponsor Dr. Götz Wehberg joined to share some DSI insights. He has been invited to join the AI panel discussion of the hlth. For more information click below:

DSI Executive Sponsor Dr. Francesco De Meo describes how to create a healthy healthcare system if we really want it. 

Large-Languange-Model-based Operations (LLMOps) are the future, where ever operators decide to use the latest technology and the complexity of (medical) decisions allows for an effective use of such. The speed of implementing LLMOps depends on three key factors. 

 DSI Sponsor Dr. Götz Wehberg describes Digital Supply Chains as key facilitator to new business models, e.g., Individualized Medicine or Bio-Pharma. 

Re-thinking Health Care will increase patient value by integrating practice units, bundling payments across the care cycle and coordinating care delivery across facilities. Convergence will bring Health Care, Life Science and Agriculture closer together to best serve patient`s needs. The use of patient data and new technology will make the difference.

We cannot simply trust AI unreservedly and hope that AI will help us humans. DSI, therefore, tries to determine the guiding principles to make sure humans benefit from AI. While trust is a necessary condition, the proposed guiding principles are supposed to be the sufficient condition for its beneficial use. 

How to make best use of AI for the benefit of humans? Three challenges lie ahead of us:
1. Can we regulate digital technology and AI via good governance to make sure humans keep control?
2. Can we run AI, operationally, in a way that it really delivers expected benefits to humans?
3. Can we manage tech organizations in a way that indeed appreciates humans and fosters beneficial digital innovation as actual outcome?