Network Outcomes When Sharing Data

Let's imagine a scenario where one could take control of his/her own data. Giving the individual or enterprise the ability to make his data mobile. This means we could set rules for data sharing and walk away. Our bots (yes, the same bots that execute our wishes or rules in an automated fashion) are accepting and rejecting request for our data. What would be the outcome of these networks? Is our data going ot be shared with more or less people? is the data sharing going to end up in network that we are tightly coupled with or distant surprise uses of our data in places we never imagined?

This is no longer a hypothetical scenario. One Creation has built an infrastructure based on bots so that we can share data, even the most sensitive, with large ecosystem of data subscribers.

We want to think of #nodes in a network as agents that can make decisions about what other nodes to connect to, and these decisions create structure in the #network. Furthermore, these micro decisions will create macro outcomes—emergent properties. There are several outcome scenarios. will the network be random, complex, periodic or at equilibrium?

Well, the first thing one needs to do is to be able to watermark the data and then track it even after it leaves our ecosystem. yes this is possible today and above is an example of a network test we did on a diabetic person. Interesting to see the interaction between his medical ecosystem and his financial one.

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