The dystopia of self-sovereign identity (SSI)
SSI has distressing emergent outcomes — the antithesis of the hopes and plans of the SSI community and those attracted to SSI's real-world application. We have to reflect and rethink.
The dystopia of self-sovereign identity (SSI) With thanks to those who commented on draft versions: Dil Green, Will Abramson, Ryan Worsley, Jakub Lanc, Brent Zundel, Andrei Sambra, Mihai Alisie. And to those who have influenced the ideas here in conversation and in their writing: Matthew Schutte, Jonathan Donner, Elizabeth Renieris, Kieron O'Hara, Martin Etzrodt, Michael Shea. This document supports the launch of the generative identity working group [1] , and emerges the week of the 31st Internet Identity Workshop [2] and in good time for the Odyssey Momentum hackathon. [3] Put starkly, many
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