Brazil and OKFN partner to enable citizens to ‘talk’ to national data
Together, we are developing a tool that will bring public data closer to citizens, allowing them to get data by simply asking a question.
An Honest Reflection on the Integration of LLMs into Open Data Portals
‘We don’t trust AI,’ claims OKFN's Tech Lead in this text, in which he offers his sharp views on one of today's most pressing challenges
New Field Guide: ‘The Tech We Want | Who Decides? A Quick Guide to Governance’
We at OKFN are questioning our own practices and learning how to do things anew. This new publication compiles some of these processes and invites you to put your community first.
Our New Field Guide: ‘The Tech We Want | Read This Before You Build’
We at OKFN are questioning our own practices and learning how to do things anew. This new publication compiles some of these processes and invites you to put your community first.
Open Data Editor: How and why we are integrating AI into the app
How can AI help non-technical users validate and improve the quality of their data in the Open Data Editor, taking into account transparency, privacy, and functionality?
Open Data Editor: The tormented journey of an app
Project Manager Sara Petti gives a behind-the-scenes account of the development of ODE at csv,conf,v8 – a journey full of lessons learned.
Open Data Editor: 5 tips for building data products that work for people
As announced in January, this year the Open Knowledge Foundation (OKFN) team is working to develop a stable version of the Open Data Editor (ODE) application. Thanks to financial support…
Open Data Editor: meet the team behind the app
Join us on this learning journey and follow the details of the app's development in this series of blogs.
Open Data Editor: what we learned from user research
Join us on this learning journey and follow the details of the app's development in this series of blogs.
Announcement of strategic funding for the Open Data Editor
We are pleased to announce that the Open Knowledge Foundation has been selected as a grantee of the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, marking a significant milestone for the development of the Open Data Editor (ODE) application, a tool that will unlock the power of data for key groups, including scientists, journalists and data activists.