Cover Image for D/acc Human-Aligned Tech Workshop ETH SF
Cover Image for D/acc Human-Aligned Tech Workshop ETH SF
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D/acc Human-Aligned Tech Workshop ETH SF

Hosted by human.tech by Holonym & 3 others
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Past Event
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About Event

​SPEAKER SCHEDULE: https://holonym.notion.site/ETH-SF-D-acc-Human-Aligned-Tech-Workshop-Schedule-1afabe540a8f80289262c6feef997215

​LIVE STREAM: https://x.com/0xholonym/status/1900642587234758880?s=46&t=19628aeiAEWpRMt3a5C36g

​As technology becomes more embedded in our daily lives, we must ask: How can we ensure that the systems we build empower individuals rather than control them? How do we design digital infrastructures that respect privacy, autonomy, and dignity while fostering collaboration?

​The Human-Aligned Tech Workshop is an immersive, interdisciplinary session that brings together thinkers, builders, and creatives to explore the principles of self-sovereign digital personhood, decentralized governance, and trust-minimized authentication. Through structured discussions, creative exercises, and hands-on ideation, participants will engage with The Covenant, a framework that envisions a future where human agency remains at the heart of technological evolution.

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​What to Expect:

​Key Insights: Learn about human-aligned technology, including privacy-first digital infrastructures and ethical governance models.

​nteractive Tracks: Participate in structured discussion, writing exercises, and collaborative ideation to explore different approaches to shaping ethical technology.

​Creative Expression: A dedicated art area will allow participants to sketch, doodle, and visually represent ideas, contributing to a shared creative vision.

​Tangible Outcomes: Leave with actionable takeaways, whether in the form of written reflections, artistic contributions, or strategic insights to apply in your own work.

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​Hosting our workshop at the historic Mechanics’ Institute aligns with our mission of knowledge-sharing and intellectual engagement. Founded in 1854, it has long been a hub for learning, innovation, and community, making it the perfect setting for meaningful discourse.

Location
Mechanics' Institute
57 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA
208 Went