Welcome to our selection of digital innovation news. Based on our opinionated token based selection algorithm we present some top innovation news to get you thinking, debating and collaboration on making our world better.
1 The Linux Foundation Announces the Acumos AI Challenge for Developers
The Acumos AI Challenge will foster development of AI models for the Acumos AI Project, an AI project of The Linux Foundation and supported by The Linux Foundation’s LF Deep Learning Foundation. The Acumos AI Challenge is an open source developer competition seeking innovative, ground-breaking artificial intelligence (AI) solutions from students, developers, and data scientists. The Acumos AI Project is a federated platform for managing AI and machine learning (ML) applications and sharing AI models.
2 JavaScript in the Internet of Things: JerryScript and the Fitbit Ionic
It is now possible to build your entire application stack using JavaScript and primarily using open source JS Foundation projects. We’re excited to watch the evolution of the JavaScript ecosystem as open source technologies continue to help IoT developers build innovative products. JerryScript is a lightweight JavaScript engine built to power the Internet of Things. The opportunities are endless as open source tooling continues to grow and span all use cases.
3 What would Apple do?
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Every other month, innovation facilitators from 14 NGOs in the Netherlands, gather to share best practices and dive into a challenging case of one of their organisations. Is the word ‘innovation’ on your business card or in your professional genes, do you work for a Dutch NGO and do you feel the need to exchange best practices? The case always revolves around the question: How to facilitate the pursuit of innovation in our own organisations? The sector knows many forms of complex structures between organisations: partnerships, multi-organisational alliances or other forms of cooperation.
4 LF Networking Continues Momentum as Additional Global Carriers Align Around Open Source Networking
“Open source is a model that works, allowing for very rapid innovation from within a vibrant community,” said Dr. By joining LFN, KT will actively participate in the open source ecosystem, which is set to lead standardization and development of next-generation 5G networks,” said Dr. To address this challenge, network transformation leveraging open source networking software is underway at SK Telecom. Together with the worldwide open source community, it is solving the hardest technology problems by creating the largest shared technology investment in history. The LFN community will come together for Open Networking Summit Europe on September 25-27, 2018 in Amsterdam.
5 Hyperledger Grows by 16 New Members
Hyperledger has gained significant traction as a multi-project, multi- stakeholder effort and includes 10 business blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. As such, pre- approved non-profits, open source projects and government entities can join Hyperledger at no cost as associate members.
6 Success at Apache: Dip into the Apache Way
Despite these facts, I’ve found something beyond acceptance in being a part of the Apache Guacamole project: mentoring. He spends his evenings with his family and increasingly small amounts of free time contributing to the Apache Guacamole project, learning how to write C, Java, and JavaScript.
7 GDPR is an Important Advance in Privacy. Here’s What Must Come Next.
The United States continues to argue that its “sectoral approach” to data privacy protects the most sensitive types of data and focuses enforcement where the biggest privacy harms may arise. Now is the time to move beyond these disputes to create a global framework on privacy that provides transparency, control, and autonomy to individuals online. In the United States, comprehensive privacy legislation is needed and should be consistent with emerging global privacy standards across all sectors. But with the GDPR, Europe has become the de facto leader in addressing personal privacy. Individual agency will only come when people have the ability to challenge the digital decisions that are made about them.
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8 Innovation Center for Artificial Intelligence officially launched
Science and business in the Netherlands are joining forces in the field of artificial intelligence.
9 EU Parliament Must Step Up After Council Adopts Ill-Advised Copyright Position
Citizens opposing the current flawed proposal should have their voice heard with their governments and elected representatives in the European Parliament. Article 13 of the Directive should be rejected in its entirety. We continue to call on the European Parliament to delete Article 11 and propose a legal presumption, as was proposed by former European Parliament rapporteur and many commentators and academics. In practice, this means that the approved text will serve as a mandate for the Council to start negotiations with the European Parliament once it has adopted its own position towards the end of this month.
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10 Future proof: 8 Ways to Win the Innovation Long Game
The future, it’s also clear, doesn’t have to arrive in glitzy packaging to have a major impact on how we do business. Dynamic markets in the developing world and an era of regulatory uncertainty will make investing and planning more complicated. Technological innovations like intelligent buildings, AI, or robotics will transform energy consumption, leadership, and people practices in innumerable ways. “The future is at your doorstep.
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