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[Announcement] Open Data Editor 1.6.0 AI-enhanced Version Release
We are glad to announce today the release of ODE's new version. The app is now evolving into a key companion tool in the early and critical stages of your AI journey.
Join the Community: Shaping ODE’s Future with AI & Open Sessions
Open Data Editor is evolving into a key companion tool designed to support organisations in the early and critical stages of their AI journey. Today, we are announcing a series of four online meetings to reflect together with our communities the project's present and future.
Frank Karlitschek: ‘No one can buy a product that is owned by the whole community’
The CEO of Nextcloud joins us for the sixteenth #OKFN100, a series of conversations about the challenges and opportunities facing the open movement
Building AI-Ready Communities: Meet the Global Cohort Transforming Data Practice with Open Data Editor
ODE in action: A new cohort of pilot organisations will start testing ODE with new responsible AI-powered features on issues as varied as data journalism, academic research, cultural heritage, and public sector data.
Join us at The Tech People Want Summit and reimagine tech for real-world needs
In July, OKFN is bringing together non-technical professionals – including data practitioners, communicators, project managers, and advocates – to rethink how technology supports our work in conversational sessions.
Presentation & Expert Roundtable: ‘From Software to Society — Openness in a Changing World’
Join the Open Knowledge Network in a roundtable to discuss the meaning of openness today, starting with a presentation of the recent study “From Software to Society — Openness in a changing world” by Dr. Henriette Litta and Peter Bihr.
Ivana Feldfeber: ‘There is no evidence that more technology makes people better’
DataGénero co-founder joins us for the fifteenth #OKFN100, a series of conversations with over 100 people about the challenges and opportunities facing the open movement
Patricio Del Boca: ‘What we need is concrete tech for the people who need it, and nothing else’
The Open Knowledge Foundation's new Tech Lead joins us for the fourteenth #OKFN100, a series of conversations about the current challenges and the paths of action of the open movement.
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[Announcement] Open Data Editor 1.4.0 version release
The Open Knowledge Foundation (OKFN) is happy to announce the release of Open Data Editor (ODE) 1.4.0, the latest version of our new desktop application for data practitioners to detect errors in tables.
Frictionless Summit: Review the recording and learn about the next steps for Frictionless Data
Following The Tech We Want vision, the community agreed to follow up on the two macro-topics: one for software simplification and core functionalities, and one for outreach and adoption.