with therefore would you have to train more women to venture into what we're doing now to be able to stuxnet your own businesses who would also like to empower the youth expression between come into printers like us for every item sold. already donates 5 percent of the money she makes to the education of underprivileged young gars she doesn't only want to bring the scottish items back to life she also wants to give something back to society. wow that's for you to call the jewelry ok now let's meet a woman who actually wouldn't want our computers to be cut up into pieces and one as earrings this is. she lives in la mozambique. trained as an architect but then went on to study as she saw more business opportunities there would you believe that not even one out of 10 people in one. have access to the internet this is something thought here is to change to bring her country forward into the future. well school light old rusty need. to pronounce like. she's convinced that digital technology will revolutionize the continent. in. 30 years from now i see an africa that produces solutions and africa

she is also the other of what is cert absolutely the best book on the stuxnet virus and the implications of it. you should run out and buy it and read stark is a professor i the department of statistics at uc berkeley who's work has impacted public policy, from the u.s. census to credit risk modeling and so forth. huge range of incredibly influential and important work that he has done. most relevantly to us his method for auditing election outcomes with widely recognized as the standard for relooinl elections that make use of technology, risk limiting audits is something you're going to be hearing about quite a bit during our panel. and finally, barbara simmons is chair of the board of verified voting. she is a computer scientist who's work has been at the intersection of technology and policy for as long as i can remember. she is a former president of the association for computing machinery, and she was one of the first voices to look at the risks of the use of technology in voting systems. and again, i have not done justice to any of these people, but i'm sure they will introduce them