Standardisation and Digital Identity Architectures as Components of a Responsible Data Ecosystem 

Abstract:

In a world where the cross-border exchange of diverse data and its processing by information systems, including AI, have become commonplace, there is an increasing demand for environments that enable individuals to benefit from data-driven technologies while safeguarding individual's rights. Such environments are underpinned by the creation of a responsible data ecosystem, comprising interoperable data models, exchange protocols, authentication and authorisation mechanisms, security technologies, and comprehensive governance frameworks. This presentation explores the standardisation processes of digital identity architectures—particularly in light of developments such as UK Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework (DIATF), eIDAS and the EU Digital Identity Wallet—as a key element within this ecosystem.

Presenter

Yoshiaki Fukami (PhD): Yoshiaki Fukami is an Associate Professor at the Tokyo University of Science. His research explores the intersections of platform strategy, open collaborative innovation, digital governance, with a particular focus on the standardisation processes shaping emerging technologies. He has been actively involved in international standardisation activities, including at the W3C, and contributes to interdisciplinary discourse across policy, ethics, and information systems. His recent work investigates decentralised identity frameworks, digital transformation in healthcare, and the ethical challenges surrounding AI-enabled infrastructures. Currently on research sabbatical at University of Nottingham.

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