The Open Data Definition is a new format for the import and export of data from within social applications. Written by Steve O'Hear, Contributor. Contributor. April 28, 2008 at 7:07 a.m. PT.

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Open data is data that is published for anyone to use without restriction, which can often be the most effective way to enable collaboration between people and organizations. There are also data ...

The movement toward open source AI made progress today when the Open Source Initiative released the first (OSAID). While the OSAID provides one step forward, the lack of requirements around openness ...

Though the debate about open data in government is an evolving one, it is indisputably here to stay -- it can be heard in both houses of Congress, in state legislatures, and in city halls around ...

More generally, ‘open’ refers to data that is freely available for anyone to use, share, and build on. But many also see it as exclusively meaning “open source” which can be limited and ...

The OSA says that this definition will “bridge the gap” between closed and open source AI models by allowing users to download and deploy advanced AI technologies independently without charge.

Whilst ‘open’ is a word that gets thrown around a lot in the data and developing world, it’s not always clear what it means. More generally, ‘open’ refers to data that is freely ...