📌 It took a while to get this out (because I kept coming across and needing to reflect on additional reference points) but finally the blog post on: "What do we mean when we talk about AI and open knowledge" or otherwise, reflections on the AI-Bridges Symposium held in London at the end of May, is published on the @tibhannover Blog.
🧶 It's a dense thinky-piece, but - just in time for some weekend reading - I hope some of it resonates. Open to feedback and critique, and hearing what others are thinking / writing about these thorny topics.
🔗 https://blog.tib.eu/2026/06/19/what-do-we-mean-when-we-talk-about-ai-and-open-knowledge/
#AIBridges #OpenKnowledge #OpenScience #DigitalCommons #KnowledgeCommons #Wikimedia #ECHOLOT

What do we mean when we talk about AI and open knowledge? - TIB-Blog
Commercial AI applications are increasingly scraping public data, which also impacts the open knowledge ecosystem. The AI-Bridges Symposium at the University of London brought together policy makers, academics, and open knowledge stakeholders to discuss this shift. Two central themes of the conference were the threat of extractive data usage and the great potential of Wikibase and Wikidata for fairer, AI-supported, and collaborative data workflows.










