Presents intent-based API design patterns using Protocol Buffers, scopes for algorithm decoupling, stable key IDs, and abstract policies to enable cryptographic agility without application code changes.
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The paper synthesizes PQC implementation literature across human, organizational, and technological dimensions, identifies an imbalance favoring technology, and proposes the PQC-HOT conceptual model to guide coordinated socio-technical transitions.
AI researchers should take greater responsibility for publicly explaining the limitations of their technologies to prevent misuse in high-stakes applications such as emergency translation services.
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The paper synthesizes PQC implementation literature across human, organizational, and technological dimensions, identifies an imbalance favoring technology, and proposes the PQC-HOT conceptual model to guide coordinated socio-technical transitions.