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Discover the highlights of the first Open Data Cafe podcast series

Listen to the latest episode of the Open Data Cafe on the evolving dynamics of open data

Throughout  six engaging episodes, the Open Data Cafe podcast series, hosted by Gianfranco Cecconi, embarked on an insightful journey through the diverse world of open data. The series began with our guest, Stefaan Verhulst, exploring the transformative waves of open data, which span from the freedom of information to civic tech and the potential applications of Generative AI, laying a strong foundation for the series.

Following episodes offered valuable insights into crucial aspects of open data. John Harnisher emphasised the importance of meticulous data preparation for the success of a project, underlining the challenges of tracking data sources. Ian Makgill, shared insights into the evolution of procurement challenges and the vital role of open data in entrepreneurial ventures.

The fourth episode, featuring Hans Graux, addressed the intricate legalities of data reuse, highlighting licensing, responsibility, and liability when employing data, especially in training AI models. In the fifth episode, Dominique Roest shared an intriguing use case showcasing  how data can support  small hold farmers in addressing societal challenges.

Today, marks the conclusion of this first podcast series with the sixth and final  episode on the evolving dynamics of open data. Daniele Rizzi will provide  insights into open data advancements, and the potential impact of open data across various sectors.

From visionary perspectives to pragmatic insights, the series offered a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted nature of open data. If you haven’t already , listen to all the podcast episodes and dive into these engaging and informative discussions, offering valuable perspectives on the past, present, and future of open data.

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