NL AIC publishes guide towards a federation of AI data spaces

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This content was created by the NL AI Coalition, one of the founding partners of the CoE-DSC.

The NL AIC strives for a vanguard position in the field of knowledge and application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for prosperity and well-being. To achieve this goal, it is crucial to make data widely available so that AI algorithms can be better fed with the right information. That is why NL AIC is publishing a reference guide to federated and interoperable AI data spaces.

The guide summarizes which tools and lessons can be used to better understand and create AI data spaces. Creating and distributing this guide is only a first step for the NL AIC. The development of data spaces with relevant partners is the follow-up to this.

Would you like to read more about NL AIC’s ambitions? Read the full article (in Dutch) here.

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