Summary Since the mid-1990s, the digital economy has been evolving in three phases: the “Internet economy” transformed into the “data-driven economy,” which in turn is transforming into the “algorithmic economy,”…
The Impact of the EU’s New Data Protection Regulation on AI
Enhancing Transatlantic Cooperation on AI
Countries competing to be leaders in the use of artificial intelligence face a common threat in the prospect that China could rise to dominate the field, which would put them…
How the EU Could Accelerate Its Smart City Initiatives
In Europe, many cities are striving to become “smart cities”—cities capable of collecting and analyzing vast quantities of data to automate processes, optimize resource allocation, improve services, and enable better…
What’s Next for Open Data in the United States?
Here’s What the USMCA Does for Data Innovation
French Law Banning Analytics About Judges Restricts Legitimate Use of Public Data
Earlier this year, France adopted a law which forbids anyone from analyzing data about judges’ court decisions with violators facing up to five years in jail. Supporters of the ban…
One Year On, GDPR Needs a Reality Check
Want Europe to Have the Best AI? Reform the GDPR
5 Q’s for Achin Bhowmik, CTO of Starkey Hearing Technologies
The Center for Data Innovation spoke with Achin Bhowmik, chief technology officer of Starkey Hearing Technologies, a hearing aid company based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Bhowmik discussed how AI can…
Government Use of IoT Needs to Catch Up with the Technology
EU ePrivacy Proposal Risks Breaking the Internet of Things
Response to the UK Government’s Open Call for Evidence on its National Data Strategy
The Center for Data Innovation submitted a response to the UK government’s open call for evidence on its National Data Strategy, which aims to foster the use and power of…
One Year On, GDPR Needs a Reality Check
French Law Banning Analytics About Judges Restricts Legitimate Use of Public Data
Earlier this year, France adopted a law which forbids anyone from analyzing data about judges’ court decisions with violators facing up to five years in jail. Supporters of the ban…
EU Proposal on Terrorist Content Misguided
How the EU Could Accelerate Its Smart City Initiatives
Using AI to Fight Disinformation in European Elections
5 Q’s for Adam Hanina, CEO of AiCure
The Center for Data Innovation spoke with Adam Hanina, chief executive officer of AiCure, a healthcare software company based in New York City. Hanina discussed the value of public sector…
5 Q’s for Iya Khalil, Co-Founder of GNS Healthcare
Data is Key to the Fight Against the Opioid Epidemic
UK Regulations Need an Update to Make Way for Medical AI
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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Data Innovators
5 Q’s for Michael Herzig, Founder and CEO of Locus Energy
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Data Visualization
One Year of Carbon Dioxide in Earth’s Atmosphere
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Data Innovators
5 Q’s for David Block-Schachter, Data-Driven Transit Expert
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Dataset
CERN Releases First Datasets from Large Hadron Collider Experiments
by Joshua New November 20, 2014