Opening Remarks: An Open Neurotech Stack
A recap of the BrainCommons opening session on the importance of making brain-computer interfaces open by design
The Future of Freedom of Thought: Keeping Human Agency Open in the Age of Brain-Computer Interfaces
Will we surrender our rights to free thought? – a recap of the Brain Commons keynote by Susie Alegre
Freedom of Thought in the Age of Neurotechnology
How neurotech challenges the very idea of ‘thinking for oneself’ – a recap of the Brain Commons keynote by Christoph Bublitz
Governing the Brain Commons: Openness as Public Infrastructure
A recap of the Brain Commons panel on the governance of neurotech and neural data
Understanding the BCI Stack: Where Openness Matters
A recap of the BrainCommons panel on how openness works in practice at different layers of the tech stack
Roundtable Recap: How to digitise a physical archive to work strategically with AI?
This time, we learned from initiatives around the world that have breathed new life into dusty archives using both open and non-open technologies
Join Open Knowledge at RightsCon 2026, Zambia
Our team and network will discuss pressing issues such as reimagining AI, experiencing brain-computer interfaces, leveraging digital public goods, and more; check the full agenda
‘The Future of Open Data’: Video Documentation
Relive the online conference that brought the open data community together for a celebration of two decades of CKAN and to discuss the role of open data and data infrastructures today.
Open Knowledge Foundation Priorities for the 2025 OGP
The Open Government Partnership (OGP) Global Summit is a key gathering for government representatives, civil society leaders, and open government advocates from around the world. It serves as a crucial…
‘Educating the Gaze’ with Open Data Editor at Abrelatam/Condatos Bolivia 2025
Workshop participants were able to identify problems associated with working with data. Some common scenarios were addressed, which were linked to a fear of working with data or dealing with databases without knowing what to do.