Increased automation with algorithms, particularly through the use of artificial intelligence (AI), offers opportunities for the public and private sectors to complete increasingly complex tasks with a level of productivity…
The Impact of the EU’s New Data Protection Regulation on AI
How National Governments Can Help Smart Cities Succeed
The State of Data Innovation in the EU
Event Recap: How Countries Are Preparing for the Global AI Race
Like the introduction of other major technologies, from electricity to the Internet, the mass adoption of AI has the opportunity to substantially grow and disrupt the global economy. The extent…
Why the U.S. Could Fall Behind in the Global AI Race
How (and How Not) to Fix AI
The UK’s Gender Pay Gap Open Data Law Has Flaws, But Is A Positive Step Forward
Last year, the United Kingdom enacted a new regulation requiring companies to report information about their gender pay gap—a measure of the difference in average pay between men and women.…
Consolidating Statistical Agencies Would Lead to Better Data, More Efficient Spending
The U.S. federal statistical agencies provide critical economic data to the public and private sector, yet laws that restrict data sharing among these agencies constrain their ability to carry out…
Pretending Algorithms Have an Anti-Conservative Bias is Dangerous
States Should Revisit Their Data Breach Laws
The Center for Data Innovation has filed comments with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) on its International Internet policy priorities. Many other countries are more preoccupied with protecting against the…
Government Use of IoT Needs to Catch Up with the Technology
EU ePrivacy Proposal Risks Breaking the Internet of Things
Building the Learning City
The UK’s Gender Pay Gap Open Data Law Has Flaws, But Is A Positive Step Forward
Last year, the United Kingdom enacted a new regulation requiring companies to report information about their gender pay gap—a measure of the difference in average pay between men and women.…
The EU Cannot Shape the Future of AI with Regulation
Consolidating Statistical Agencies Would Lead to Better Data, More Efficient Spending
The U.S. federal statistical agencies provide critical economic data to the public and private sector, yet laws that restrict data sharing among these agencies constrain their ability to carry out…
Drawing Outside the District Lines
Americans are willing to share personal data — even sensitive medical data — to advance the common good. A recent Stanford University study found that 93 percent of medical trial participants in…
Data is Key to the Fight Against the Opioid Epidemic
UK Regulations Need an Update to Make Way for Medical AI
Using Data to Fight the Opioid Epidemic
Despite the potential for innovative uses of data to dramatically transform K-12 education in the United States for the better, time and time again, promising efforts to improve how the…
States Need to Embrace Data-Driven Education
How Data Can Help Fix K-12 Education in the United States
Building a Data-Driven Education System in the United States
Americans are willing to share personal data — even sensitive medical data — to advance the common good. A recent Stanford University study found that 93 percent of medical trial participants in…
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Books
The Sabermetric Revolution, by Benjamin Baumer and Andrew Zimbalist
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Data Innovators
5 Q’s for Mack Marsh, Project Director of Parking Mobility
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Data Innovators
5 Q’s for Knewton Data Science Director George Davis
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