Privacy by Design: ZK, MPC, TEE – San Francisco 2025

Privacy by Design: ZK, MPC, TEE: As cryptographic infrastructure matures, the question isn’t whether we can build privacy-preserving systems—but how to make them easy to use, verifiable, and widely adopted. This panel explored how tools like zero-knowledge proofs, secure enclaves, and multi-party computation are shaping digital identity, AI provenance, and the next layer of civic infrastructure. Speakers: Nanak Nihal Khalsa (human.tech by Holonym), Florent Tavernier (Self Protocol), Aayush Gupta (ZKEmail), Chris Cassano (Lit Protocol), and Beth McCarthy (Funding the Commons) Held at the Internet Archive as part of Funding the Commons SF 2025. More info at https://www.fundingthecommons.io