Artificial intelligence (AI) will increasingly shape societies and the global economy. Machine learning—which is responsible for the vast majority of AI advancements—is enhancing the way businesses and governments make decisions, develop products, and deliver services. For machine learning algorithms to learn and make increasingly accurate predictions, they need large quantities of high-quality data that is relevant, representative, free of errors, and complete. As such, data policies have a significant bearing on an economy’s capacity to take advantage of machine learning.
Data rules for machine learning: How Europe can unlock the potential while mitigating the risks (Blanka Soulava, Hamish Cameron, Victoria Ying, Atlantic Council)
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