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The 'Summer Blog' series is back, and we're seeking guest bloggers again!

Artistic lenses can be very useful and can embrace potential for change, empowering individuals in the face of technological development. Jonas Breuer dives into this topic and ntroduces the Data Art Guide (DAG) , that will help audiences to find a way through the multifaceted sphere of A.I. and data-related artworks, and to make it more accessible for a broader public, DAG should become a public resource to explore and utilise how artists use many kinds of mediums addressing implications of technology and data usage on society.

AI-systemen blijken vaak problemen te hebben met het herkennen van mensen die prothesen dragen. Maar hoe kunnen we dit verhelpen? Niels Quinten vertelt hoe je mensen met een prothese kan betrekken bij de verbetering van je beeldherkenningssysteem.

In deze bijdrage, die eerder bij de collega's van meemoo verscheen, vertelt Bart Magnus hoe dankzij 'open scharing' : cultureel erfgoed en de kennis errond vrij beschikbaar en toegankelijk wordt gemaakt voor het brede publiek

We are taking it slow over Summer, and are giving the floor to external contributions in July and August.

The EU needs to work on a data infrastructure that is an open, transparent, and secure digital ecosystem where data and services can be made available, collated, and shared in an environment of trust, says Yoni Van der Taelen Head of Product Management at Klarrio

We are going full holiday mode in July and August, and we want to give you the chance to take over these pages.