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
The EU Cannot Shape the Future of AI with Regulation
To cut smoking, the US government taxes tobacco, yet it subsidises tobacco farming. The EU’s approach to AI displays a similar contradiction: it funds AI research while subjecting it to the…
Calls for Global Governance of AI Miss the Mark
The Commission’s Proposal on Public Sector Data Is Good, But Could Be Better
The European Commission has published a package of measures entitled “Towards a common European data space,” which aims to promote the sharing and re-use of data in the European Union.…
GSA Wants to Know How Data Innovation Can Help Democracy
U.S. Senate Moves Closer To Passing Open Data Legislation
States Should Revisit Their Data Breach Laws
Data breaches are a serious problem. Last year, there were a record number of data breaches in the U.S., with the total increasing 44 percent over the previous year. Following revelations that…
Policymakers Should Be Careful on Platform Regulation
Violence Won’t Save the Taxi Business
Why Do People Still Think Data Is the New Oil?
MEPs’ e-Privacy Amendment Would Penalize Sites Who Block Ad-Blockers
Government Use of IoT Needs to Catch Up with the Technology
The Internet of Things promises more flexible and creative solutions for the federal government, but as recently as two years ago, few agencies had taken advantage. Many still face significant…
EU ePrivacy Proposal Risks Breaking the Internet of Things
Building the Learning City
Event Recap: Data Innovation Day 2017 Brussels
The EU Cannot Shape the Future of AI with Regulation
To cut smoking, the US government taxes tobacco, yet it subsidises tobacco farming. The EU’s approach to AI displays a similar contradiction: it funds AI research while subjecting it to the…
Policymakers Should Be Careful on Platform Regulation
EU Should Not Make Platforms the Judges of Free Speech
Drawing Outside the District Lines
Every 10 years, following the decennial census, states redraw district boundaries to ensure that Congress and state legislatures represent the electorate. This process is prone to political gamesmanship as elected…
Fixing Up Home-Buying
Data is Key to the Fight Against the Opioid Epidemic
Building the Learning City
Data is Key to the Fight Against the Opioid Epidemic
The opioid epidemic is now a national public health emergency. President Trump’s declaration on Oct. 26, under the Public Health Service Act, allows federal agencies to devote more of their…
UK Regulations Need an Update to Make Way for Medical AI
Using Data to Fight the Opioid Epidemic
Comments to AHRQ on Learning Health Systems
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
The Backlash Against Sharing Social Media Data Is Bad for Science
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced myriad questions during his extended congressional testimonies about the Cambridge Analytica scandal, yet most of them probed at the same issue, over and over, from…
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Data Visualization
Modeling the Evolution of Little Red Riding Hood
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Data Innovators
4 Q’s for Divorce Contagion Study Author Rose McDermott
by Travis Korte November 15, 2013 -
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Data Innovators
5 Q’s with David Edinger, Denver’s Chief Performance Officer
by Travis Korte October 27, 2013