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It may become increasingly necessary to charge for open data By Andrew Collinge, Advisor, Smart Dubai, and former Director for Intelligence and Analysis, Greater London Authority This is the second of two pieces. It sets out principles and action areas that will make open data work in modern data markets and communities. Andrew Collinge The first article set out the current state of play for government open data. It argued that the first ten years of the open data movement had seen a quiet march towards relevance in the intense very urgent pressures of today’s context. We set off with ope...

Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Highmark Health engages Verily to reinvent the healthcare experience for Highmark Health customers and clinicians March 2, 2021 GMT PITTSBURGH and SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Highmark Health, a national blended health organization, today announced a strategic collaboration with Verily that will complement and build upon the partnership it recently announced with Google Cloud – sister company to Verily within Alphabet – to develop its Living Health model. ADVERTISEMENT...

GCHQ outlines how it’s going to ensure its (secretive) use of AI is ethical Read later Audio version Summary: GCHQ, has released a report that outlines the risks and opportunities when making use of AI for its UK security and intelligence operations. (Image sourced via GCHQ website) This week the UK's security and intelligence agency GCHQ shared an in-depth document outlining how it is thinking about AI ethics, specifically how it can be held accountable for its use of artificial intelligence intelligence when so much of the organisation's work is carried out in...

Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund’s lengthy approval process leads to delays in funding projects and could be a deterrent, according to the National Audit Office.

Topics Local authorities have been innovative in using data in response to Covid-19, but it needs engagement with local citizens to make it sustainable, according to a new report. The Government’s Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) has produced Local Government Use of Data During the Pandemic from a forum involving councils across the country and research into public attitudes. Its key findings include that local authorities have used individual- and population-level data creatively to help keep people safe during the pandemic. Examples include Hackney’s attempts to identify re...