In a blog post entitled "Trust, confidence and Verifiable Data Audit," DeepMind paints a picture of a technical audit infrastructure that uses "mathematical assurance" and open source respectability to deliver "verifiable" data access audits that — it presumably hopes — will euthanize the trust issue, down the road.
George Hunka disagrees: "A drama or theatre that claims to be a verbatim or documentary presentation of verifiable facts also must trust in the confidence of its audience to accept that these facts are true, because the audience does not have the ability to assess this truth itself".
Slovenia: Slovenia would like Greece to remain in the eurozone, but would like to see Athens sign up to verifiable reform measures to regain trust.
Our results indicate that (1) service characteristics exert a significant impact on the chosen contract type, (2) performance-based contracts may not be optimal, even if service output is measurable and verifiable, and (3) experience-based trust and reputation impact on the choice of controls used in short-term contracts.
It is damaging for everyone concerned when daily transactions that ought to be readily verifiable are needlessly transformed into exercises in trust.
Credibility and legitimacy spring from scientific evidence and verifiable analysis, not from self-congratulatory cries of "trust me".
"The previous reviewers endorsed the conclusion that oseltamivir reduces complications such as pneumonia and bronchitis by implicitly trusting that the unpublished data were verifiable," Doshi writes.
It ensures privacy and trust, where transactions are secure, authenticated and verifiable and endorsed by relevant, permissioned participants," Cuomo explained.
"But it would have to be verifiable, and we are a long ways away from trusting the regime".
Iran is Saudi Arabia's nemesis in the region, and the Saudis are worried that Washington is again being naïve in trusting that Iran will offer a sincere and verifiable compromise with its nuclear program.
