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Maryland's Council on Open Data could soon make GIS nerds very happy - Vimarsana News

Maryland's Council on Open Data could soon make GIS nerds very happy

A proposed bill, backed by the state's new Council on Open Data, would make sure mapping data is made available for free.

Elliott Plack is putting Baltimore on the OpenStreetMap — and he could use some help - Vimarsana News

Elliott Plack is putting Baltimore on the OpenStreetMap — and he could use some help

Baltimore is far from complete on the open-source map of the world. But a group of local mapping experts is using GitHub to change that.

Open Data and the AI Black Box - Vimarsana News

Open Data and the AI Black Box

Artificial Intelligence (AI) grabs headlines with new tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E 2, but it is already here and having major impacts on our lives. Increasingly we see law enforcement, medical care, schools and workplaces all turning to the black box of AI to make life altering decisions– a trend we should challenge at every turn.  The vast and often secretive data sets

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PwC selects Doorda to enhance data analytics capabilities - Vimarsana News

PwC selects Doorda to enhance data analytics capabilities

PwC's Deals & Analytics team gains faster and deeper insights with curated data from Doorda LONDON, Jan. 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- PwC's UK Deals Insights and Analytics team have chosen

FOXNEWS Fox News at Night June 4, 2024 05:27:00 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Fox News at Night June 4, 2024 05:27:00

Itching or sneezing or little bit of pain. this is stroke. it causes death. when you see a signal like that in safety, even if it's for a benign product, let alone for something that everyone is getting, they are recommending for everyone over age six months to take, you campus to visit -- you can't just dismiss it. saying that we looked at other databases and didn't see it. it's apples and oranges. very different patient populations. who knows how they are designed, they are differently conducted and you can't just analyze it in such a way. they have to make the open data, release it so we ca...