27 January 2025
Attendees
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Alex Tweeddale, Cheqd
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Andrew Dworschak, Yokoa
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Andy Rosen, Sequence Key
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Drummond Reed, Gen Digital
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Eric Scouten, Adobe
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Jeremy Uzan, Universal Music
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John Phillips, Sezoo
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Peleus Uhley, Adobe
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Scott Perry, Digital Governance Institute
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Victor Grey, JLINC
Meeting notes
Introductions
This being the first APAC meeting, we all introduced ourselves to each other:
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🎥 1'24": Eric Scouten, Adobe
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🎥 1'56": Alex Tweeddale, Cheqd
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🎥 2'23": Andrew Dworschak, Yokoa
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🎥 3'07": Andy Rosen, Sequence Key
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🎥 3'41": Victor Grey, JLINC
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🎥 4'33": Jeremy Uzan, Universal Music
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🎥 5'05": John Phillips, Sezoo
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🎥 5'45": Peleus Uhley, Adobe
Recap of CAWG’s first year
🎥 6'59": Eric presented a recap of the work done so far by the Creator Assertions Working Group, including the C2PA data model and the identity assertion framework.
This recap is also available as a standalone video:
Demo of creds.xyz
🎥 1h00'20": Alex demonstrated creds.xyz, a product that aggregates credentials from various sources and creates verifiable presentations, exploring its potential integration with the identity assertion framework. The group agreed that creds.xyz performs a role that is very similar to that described by identity claims aggregation and to further explore a possible integration.
Review PR #207: Limit validity period for identity claims verifications
🎥 1h03'36": Reviewed PR #207.
Similar to the discussion in last week’s meeting, the group agreed that:
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The proposal in PR 207 is too arbitrary and needs to be refined. Some identity signals may reasonably be held for longer times than others.
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A possible answer is for the identity claims aggregator to provide information about its intended validation lifetime to:
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The named actor at time of verification. (How long will this information be retained?)
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The identity aggregation consumer at time of validation. (When will the ICA request a renewal?)
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