Agenda

1:00–1:05 PM

Opening Remarks

• Project Glitch Founding Editor Mike Orcutt

1:05–1:25 PM

Keynote

How to defend privacy today—and win

• Cindy CohnFormer Executive Director, Electronic Frontier Foundation

1:25–1:45 PM

Keynote

What it means for privacy and identity when an AI agent is you

• Matt GreenJohns Hopkins University

1:45–2:15 PM

Panel

What we talk about when we talk about privacy

• Julie LascarCanton
• Katherine Kirkpatrick BosChainlink
• Nikhil RaghuveeraPredicate

Moderated by Mike Orcutt

2:15–2:35 PM

Fireside conversation

Defending humanity against AI authoritarianism

• Erik VoorheesVenice · Appearing remotely

Moderated by Michael Reilly

2:50–3:05 PM

Talk

Real-world limits of techno-solutionism

• Ying TongIdeal Group

3:05–3:35 PM

Panel

The narrow path to non-dystopian digital ID

• Austin CampbellZero Knowledge Group
• Ian MiersUniversity of Maryland

Moderated by Peter Van Valkenburgh

3:35–3:55 PM

Fireside conversation

Beyond the hype: Practical pathways towards privacy-enhancing digital ID

• Connie LaSalleNational Institute of Standards and Technology

Moderated by Mike Reilly

4:10–4:20 PM

Keynote

What crypto politics means for AI politics

• Justin SlaughterParadigm

4:20–4:50 PM

Panel

What AI means for cryptography

• Justin Thalera16z
• Quang DaoLayerZero and Carnegie Mellon University · Appearing remotely
• Chelsea KomloBNY

Moderated by Mike Orcutt

4:50 PM–End

Keynote

Moving forward: Securing the onchain future

• Kyle BligenDecentralization Research Center