API Evangelist published Emily Barton's final essay as part of summer research into the impact of artificial intelligence on universities.
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Emily Barton published her final essay as part of our summer research into the impact that artificial intelligence is having on universities. This month she look at how…
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I have been studying the technology, business, policies, and people of APIs since 2010. I publish stories about APIs on my blog, have conversations with API producers and consumers via my podcast, and I provide strategic and tactical API governance services for enterprise organizations.
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API Evangelist published posts on the OpenAPI Initiative extensions for a while and now formally publishes them on APIs.io
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API Evangelist published Emily Barton's final essay as part of summer research into the impact of artificial intelligence on universities.
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