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Dan used BirdNET and rtsps streams to turn Loud Birds In Your Local Neighborhood into numbers...
... and post them to Bluesky at
Eli appears as a challenger from Stream.place and talks to us about bringing video to Content-Addressed Specs, and DASL to the Atmosphere
... and totally does not tease us about video on demand (VOD) on Stream.place
Also, C2PA for media, for verifying content authenticity and establishing provenance chains -- that some news organizations, like BBC Labs, are experimenting with
and there's the S2PA -- the simple standard for provenance and authenticity -- which is a fork of C2PA, because maybe the goals/needs of decentralized social media are aligned with Adobe's C2PA which came from the top-down root cert provider x.509 model, versus a lets-encrypt bottom-up model that's much more in line with our ATproto world
and Jess Wetherhead talked about the problems with C2PA on The Verge in Reality is Losing the Deepfake War.
... and this is in conjunction with !
- Ted Han★ 韓聖安2mo
Like ATProto has content provenance and content signing. But there this hasn't extended into video. I'm really excite to hear that @stream.place is riffing on this and building some specs to provide video signing w/ ATproto identity.
Eli's super excited to hopefully have this launched by the time of ATmosphere Conference in March!
Everyone using Stream.place is using one big-ass server that Eli's running, but the whole thing has been designed from the start to be able to self-host
... it looks like we might get a contemporary version of something like SMIL:
- dietrich2mo
is there a contemporary thing like SMIL? coordinated media on the web anything even close? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchro...
An AtmosphereConf update!
The conference website is live now! https://atmosphereconf.org
... along with a round of talk announcements: https://atmosphereconf.org/#talks
Ted's theory of the case is looking for three things:
Provide a vision
Making it actionable / now
Doing it together
We Can Do Things (Now)!
from Bluesky joined as a challenger!
He's really excited about taking part in the conference and running two workshops with
... a new ATProtodocs.com has launched!
joined us!
The Ecosystem Access Research Group published their Call for Proposals for the purpose of standing up a credible developer community. It's focussing on five core themes:
User Experience
Brand Awareness
Trust & Safety Research
Economic Factors
Contributor Enablement
The goal of Ecosystem Action Research is to facilitate strategic innovation to address the above five themes. We will conduct interviews, run workshops, and co-create research artifacts to support conversations for action in the community. To build trust and encourage open collaboration, we will communicate regular updates on the outputs of our research.
joined us!
We're going to talk about Permissioned and Private Data!
Rudy announced private data/posts that will only show up to people in Blacksky. The data for those posts is held in Blacksky application database.
Nick has written about this whole concept of permissioned, controlled, private data.
Dan also just realized he wrote a little about this in his newsletter in What Does It Mean To Be Friends?
Here's some of Nick's posts:
Private/Permissioned Data in Blacksky
Private/Permissioned Data Proposals from Nick Gerakines
Thoughts from the Bluesky Protocol Team