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Establishing altruistic ethics to use technology for Social Welfare-How Japan manages Web3 and self‑sovereign identity in local communities
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Technologies of self-sovereign identity (SSI) and Web3 tools that strongly protect individual autonomy, combined with theethics of Asian altruism, can effectively guide the governance of the emerging cyber civilization. In contrast, governancein Western industrial civilization stresses the pursuit of individual self-interest and struggles to balance the benefits of bigtech with the protection of individual dignity and the preservation of the common good. We demonstrate, with reference toa local community in Japan, that SSI is successful in encouraging communal collaboration and well-being while providingindividuals with greater control over their personal data. We also show that Web3 tools provide incentives for altruistic behaviorswhile safeguarding SSI. Integration of SSI and social protection demonstrates the potential for building an informationsociety grounded in altruistic values, honoring individual dignity, and recognizing the government’s role in protecting socialwelfare. Ultimately, this research unveils how altruistic values can be fostered through SSI and Web3.
Self-sovereign identityAltruistic ethicsAsiaWeb3
Daum Kim、Jiro Kokuryo
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Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University,5322 EndoKanagawa, Fujisawa 252‑0882, Japan
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