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Argues the internet is becoming a data operating system where sensors on phones plus cloud services create new apps: Google Mobile app sends microphone input to untrained speech recognition in the cloud and improves accuracy by consulting search queries and location; camera plus location plus social graphs enable image and face recognition. Warns data services trend to monopoly and proposes federation. Notes government momentum: data.gov catalog, an RFI with 5 of 25 vendor questions on interoperability, Open Source for America, a sunlight hackathon, and a civic case where locals fix an $8M road in a week.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45Search for Pizza
- 5:20Travel Guide
- 6:25Face Recognition
- 9:40Open Data
- 11:00Datagov
- 12:05Sunlight Foundation
- 13:05Open Source for America
- 13:40Gov20 Summit
- 16:20Vending Machine Government
- 17:45The Free Software Foundation
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