Data 4 Development
summary
Government builds a state secondary data center and a national AI platform with a supercomputer installed about a year ago, used to coordinate COVID vaccination planning and opened under agreements with 20+ institutions so 18 startup companies get free access. Academia stresses open datasets and models from EU-funded projects that were previously siloed; an Orange D4D challenge entry wins second prize using anonymized cell-tower data. Remaining barriers are legal/IP rules and operational pipelines for trustworthy data sharing.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32Government data progress
- 5:29COVID-19 and supercomputer impact
- 7:40Academia open data needs
- 11:58NGO data collaboration
- 15:34Next steps for collaboration
- 21:38Strengthening data and AI
- 23:03Call to action
- 25:37Q&A
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