On Wednesday, 28 June, we had a really interesting session at the Net Futures Conference 2017 presenting our Next Generation Internet initiaitve and talking about the internet of the future.

In our panel discussion - full of women in tech - we discussed especially questions like:

• What - from your point of view - will drive the next decade?
• What will the future internet look like?
• Are we addressing the right issues, such as privacy, skills, human values, and how can we address them adequately?

To get an impression, please have a quick look at our live stream of the session on facebook.

Talking about the future internet we got also a lot of tweets on twitter, here are some you should have a quick look on:

• https://twitter.com/DSMeu/status/880093523101569028
• https://twitter.com/DSMeu/status/880072268415684608
• https://twitter.com/NGI4eu/status/880072433834897409
• https://twitter.com/PODcloudEU/status/880070458527420417
• https://twitter.com/DSMeu/status/880068787567038465

To wrap up the session we used also an participatory and interactive tool where the audience could vote for the statements provided by the speakers and panelists.

Please find here the results of our Menti.com vote and feel free to comment on it in the futurium comment box below:

Click on the questions to view the results from the event you attended.

• Tools such as codes of conduct, standards, and certification have a role to play for the protection of the connected individual.
• To reap the benefits of the digital revolution, the EU must ensure that its public policies will not undermine innovation by creating data silos.
• National security cannot overrule real cybersecurity in the Internet of the future.
• A better Internet means an Internet where computer scientists, sociologists, and lawyers work together to ensure privacy and security of the users.
• Access to more funding would help young entrepreneurs to build businesses driven by ethics and less by profit.