Health oriented design
summary
Describes a shift to health‑oriented API design that surfaces context via named entity recognition and NLP so endpoints return annotated topics instead of keyword silos. Offers a COVID-19 filtered stream (real‑time tweets tagged by context) and a high replies API that lets apps auto‑hide toxic or off‑topic replies using models like Perspective. Claims these tools are live, used by researchers and developers, and already attract significant adoption for moderation and analysis.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 4:26An API needs to be aware of its surrounding context
- 5:44Natural Language Processing
- 6:06Contextual annotations Named entity recognition
- 9:47COVID-19 stream endpoint
- 13:25Better tools for enhancement
- 15:16Hide replies API
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