Trust in data exchange does not emerge from regulation alone—it has to be built, system by system, organization by organization. Experts from GDSO, Kybernos, and Fintraffic examine the transition from paper to digital logistics, the role of data spaces in enabling genuine interoperability, and what emerging frameworks like eFTI and Digital Product Passport requirements actually demand from an industry still navigating the distance between compliance and capability.

Who is accountable when decentralized public infrastructure fails the people it was built to serve? This conversation explores the growing distance between technological advancement and policy capacity, the obligations that distinguish government from private sector, and the accessibility gaps that emerge when disabled, older, and marginalized populations are excluded from development and testing. The discussion moves from digital identity wallets to AI governance—and finds the same tensions running through each.