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WWW. NGI. EU Dr. Loretta Anania European Commission DG CONNECT Next-Generation Internet

WWW. NGI. EU Dr. Loretta Anania European Commission DG CONNECT Next-Generation Internet

Europe is back! 5 good news H 2020 World's largest public funding programme for

Europe is back! 5 good news H 2020 World's largest public funding programme for R&D. € 80 Billion € for 7 Years. FP 9 World's top destination foreign investment. € 424 Billion of FDI in 2016 In 2016 EU Companies increased R&D investments by 7%, compared to 7. 7% in USA and -3% in Japan Europe has 32 AI research institutes in the global top 100, compared to 30 in USA and 15 in China. EU 27 rates of self-employment is 14%, compared to 10. 5% in Japan and 5. 4% in USA 2

Roadmap Digital Single Market GDPR & Digital policies (2019 -2024) Horizon 2020 9 th

Roadmap Digital Single Market GDPR & Digital policies (2019 -2024) Horizon 2020 9 th Framework Programme European Commission NGI Stakeholder engagement actions Call HUB 4 NGI MFF 2021 -2027 NGI mission under DIGITAL EUROPE multi-annual financial framework WP 2018 -20 ICT 24 NGI an Open Internet Initiative NGI Study 4 NGI-CSAs 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 3

Original values of the internet • A universal and decentralised 'network of networks' •

Original values of the internet • A universal and decentralised 'network of networks' • General Purpose, supports permission-less innovation • Openness, inclusivity, collaboration, transparency • Premised on voluntary exchange of data • Do these internet values still apply? Open and secure? • Protection of personal data? Necessary for democracy? • E 3 E integrity despite global reach (robust, resilient)? 4

Ability to CONNECT • FREE SPEECH: Internet, a valued medium of appropriate self-expression. Opportunities

Ability to CONNECT • FREE SPEECH: Internet, a valued medium of appropriate self-expression. Opportunities and challenges (fake news) • ENCRYPTION when necessary (e. g. to allow e-health, banking, public security and protect individuals e. g. investigative journalists) • PRIVACY: Control of Personal Data and online attributes, from anonymity to personal data spaces 5

ISOC 2017 -Paths to our Digital Future Apply human right online as well as

ISOC 2017 -Paths to our Digital Future Apply human right online as well as offline Put users' interests first with respect to their own data Close digital divides, empower people Make the internet economy work for everyone General purpose, supports permission-less innovation 6

Drivers of Change Internet Areas of Impact according to: internetsociety. org

Drivers of Change Internet Areas of Impact according to: internetsociety. org

Concerns Our Vision Cybercrime – Regional disconnection Resilient – Secure & Safe Sustainability An

Concerns Our Vision Cybercrime – Regional disconnection Resilient – Secure & Safe Sustainability An "agent" internet – Green & Blue Business & Commerce driven – Right to disconnect Human, Immersive, Emotional, Easy Monopolies – Centralization Censorship Diversity – Pluralism – Right to choose Discrimination – Fragmentation – Digital Divide Inclusive – Open to Change Lack of Privacy – Monitoring – Asymmetries - Profiling Democratic – Participatory Transparent Incumbents – No Network neutrality Level playing field – New participatory economic models - Multistakeholder Research Topic Artificial Intelligence Immersive Interfaces New Discovery Technologies Distributed architectures Blockchains Personal Data Spaces Decentralised (Data) Governance Privacy preserving technologies 8

ICT-24: NGI Open Internet initiative Call 2018 • 3 R&D projects with at total

ICT-24: NGI Open Internet initiative Call 2018 • 3 R&D projects with at total budget Euro 21. 5 million Call 28 March 2019 • 3 R&D projects with a total budget Euro 21. 5 million Cascading grants (financial support to third parties, around 6 million) You can apply to NGI sub-granting scheme; eligibility rules H 2020 Run by organisations in the ecosystem Sub-grantees: young researchers, startups and SMEs 50. 000 – 200. 000 Euro, 9 – 12 month • Sub-grantees: young researchers, start-ups and SMEs 50. 000 – 200. 000 Euro, 9 – 12 month 3 CSAs, total budget Euro 7 million 9

NGI Funding Areas 2018 -9 • a) Privacy and trust enhancing technologies: to help

NGI Funding Areas 2018 -9 • a) Privacy and trust enhancing technologies: to help users achieve greater control when sharing their personal data (7 m€) • b) Decentralized data governance: explore new distributed data management systems based on P 2 P and Blockchains, paying attention to ethical, legal and privacy issues. Aims to involve multidisciplinary views in a wider NGI context and to link across diverse internet development areas: AI, 5 G, IOT…(7 m€) • c) Discovery and identification technologies: to access heterogeneous data sources, services, objects and sensors, devices, content. (7 m€) 10

ICT-31: EU-US Collaboration Calls on NGI Call 1: 2018 Closure: 17 April 2018 •

ICT-31: EU-US Collaboration Calls on NGI Call 1: 2018 Closure: 17 April 2018 • 2 CSAs, total budget Euro 3. 5 million • Think/Do Tank: Organise support activities to facilitate the collaboration, coordination of research and innovation initiatives in the EU and US • Call 2: 2019 Closure: 28 March 2019 • 1 Research and Innovation Action, total budget Euro 3. 5 million. • Joint experimentation Fellowship programme: Support 3 to 6 months fellowships for Internet researchers to contribute to NGI services and products 'Made in Europe'. 11

NGI Topics For 2020 Initiating Trustworthiness Service portability and data decoupling Architecture renovation Horizon

NGI Topics For 2020 Initiating Trustworthiness Service portability and data decoupling Architecture renovation Horizon Europe Horizon 2020 Resilient Internet Services Unbiased & privacy-respectful discovery of content & services Internet Hardening Securing end-user rights, protection and reputation Verification, accountability and automation mechanisms Promote freedom of use User empowering through freedom of choice Greening the Internet A maintainable Internet Optimisable, reusable and reliable open hardware 12

Democratic de/re centralisation Centralised Decentralised • One Choice • Monopoly • Proprietary Solutions •

Democratic de/re centralisation Centralised Decentralised • One Choice • Monopoly • Proprietary Solutions • Clouds • Monitoring • AI • Asymmetric Data Flows • Multiple Choices • Net Neutrality, Open Access, Free Speech • Open Standards, OS, Open Hardware • Community Networks • Privacy and Security • Collective Intelligence • Decentralised Data Governance 13

Fixing asymmetry in data governance • Technologies already exist: • P 2 P networks

Fixing asymmetry in data governance • Technologies already exist: • P 2 P networks (robust distributed architecture) • Blockchains and other distributed ledgers (decentralised certification and security of transactions) • Open data, linked data, permissionless access • To be generalised to clouds, social networks and Io. T • Robust standards, interoperability 14

Project DECODE 5 M€, 1/1/2017 DEcentralised Citizens Owned Data Ecosystem • • Data sovereignty:

Project DECODE 5 M€, 1/1/2017 DEcentralised Citizens Owned Data Ecosystem • • Data sovereignty: digital tools that place municipalities and citizens at the centre of control Decide if they keep their personal information private or share it for the common good Develop an open source ecosystem of tools, validate these in real life context Use decentralised algorithms based on blockchains • Contribute to robust open standards P 2 P, blockchains, smart contracts, fintech, OS developers, open hardware manufacturers, multiply local expertise in security, encryption) Civil society organisations (local communities, digital rights advocates, artisits, social scientists) Developers of digital 'for common cause' social applications and systems (creative industries, SMEs, social entrepreneurs, software developers) • • Social Innovation platforms feature in the Financial Times "creating an alternative data ecosystem" and "redesigning the digital economy by enabling users to control their own data" http: //decodeproject. eu/

EIC Prize: Blockchains for social good • "To develop scalable, efficient and high-impact decentralized

EIC Prize: Blockchains for social good • "To develop scalable, efficient and high-impact decentralized solutions to social innovation challenges leveraging Distributed Ledger Technology, such as blockchains""Target is social innovation, decentralized solutions, transparency. Show clear benefits over conventional centralised platform solutions" • 5 awards of € 1 Million each, different social application areas • Deadline: 25 June 2019

NGI Questions • • • What's the role of non-human agencies in the future

NGI Questions • • • What's the role of non-human agencies in the future internet? How to use data analytics & complex system approaches to anticipate, understand improve societies? Can public engagement affect decentralization & good governance? Who has the right to copy? (vs. copyright) / Data ownership in NGI? How to include ethical concerns in NGI? How to support R&I, social enterprise models in next 10 yrs? Which technologies can provide better governance and freedom ? How to define negative experiences on the internet? How to empower citizens to cope with information overflow? 17

THANK YOU! Loretta. anania@ec. europa. eu, Twitter @NGI 4 eu www. ngi. eu NGI

THANK YOU! Loretta. anania@ec. europa. eu, Twitter @NGI 4 eu www. ngi. eu NGI consultation results: http: //consultation. ngi. eu/about-ngi-consultation