Discussion: Digital coordination through APIs
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A live panel explores concrete fixes for digital coordination by APIs: a 4,000 terms-of-service analysis finds 30–40% of clauses allow unilateral revocation; cities report a working citizen-card public API and a follow-on “human API” to raise quality of citizen engagement; regulators point to PSD2, UK and Australian examples where naming APIs in law forces implementation; providers push for certified measurements and monitoring and a proposed API rating agency to prove compliance and prevent big players from locking newcomers out.
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