The government’s new AI partnerships with Anthropic and Meta, including pilots for AI assistants across public services, come as new research from the Open Data Institute (ODI) raises concerns about ...

While AI may often seem to exist abstractly in cyberspace, it is also driving major supply chains of both materials and labour. In this report, we focus on the landscape of work and workers behind AI ...

We hosted a two-day hackathon to test the first draft of our standard and explore how open data can connect more people with opportunities to help. At the beginning of December, we held a hackathon to ...

This report aims to map the UK government’s activity on ‘data literacy’, as part of the ODI’s work supporting the development of the UK’s data economy The UK government recognises the importance of ...

The data ethics maturity model is a tool for anyone who collects, uses and shares data. It helps assess and benchmark how widely embedded data ethics culture and practices are across your organisation ...

The ODI is today launching the findings of our data trust research programme and at high-profile event at the Royal Society of Arts, attended by Head of the UK Government Office for Artificial ...

From October 2024, The Open Data Institute (ODI), co-founded by Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Sir Nigel Shadbolt, will bring Solid - an open standard developed to give individuals and organisations greater ...

Data is the foundation of AI. Poor quality data drives up costs and can lead to hidden problems for AI, especially in complex fields like healthcare. Meanwhile, biased data negatively affects the ...

As part of our research into whether data trusts are a useful way of increasing access to data while retaining trust, Queen Mary University of London, BPE Solicitors LLP and Pinsent Masons LLP ...

From the maker of The Wizard of AI, Dr Alan Warburton, comes a new artwork exploring what it means to live in a world driven by the obsession to see everything, all at once. This project is ...

Physical inactivity costs the UK economy over £20 billion each year in healthcare costs and lost productivity. Despite strong evidence on the health benefits of regular activity, millions of people ...

Each year in England, 24.8 million adults volunteer in some way at least once, delivering essential support in their communities, from crisis response and youth programmes to supporting vulnerable ...