Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Official Kick-off: The Open Web Index – OWI is officially ready for public use . After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

Be among the first to get access to the federated European Open Web Index - OWI. Join a community of Open Web Search & AI experts who pioneer European open source solutions in the information retrieval and machine learning domains. The Open Web Index not only aims to establish transparent web search as a public good, but also sets out to drive innovation in the scientific, economic and diverse cultural developments across Europe. Learn more at https://openwebsearch.eu/ On June 6, the developer and management team of the OpenWebSearch.eu consortium – makers of the OWI – welcome you to learn about onboarding opportunities and explore best practice use cases for inspiration. Your key take-aways: - Get introduced to the Open Web Index and its significance in the digital landscape - Learn how to access and use the Open Web index, including what to expect and what not to expect - Understand the differences between research and commercial licenses, and learn about the possibilities for raw data access - Discover real-world applications of the Open Web Index through compelling use cases - Learn how to join and engage with the Open Web Search community - Get hands-on with a tutorial on our index access tools Owilix and MOSAIC Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the Open Web Index launch and gain valuable insights into how it can benefit your work. Register now and join us for this informative and engaging event! Legal Clarification: This Zoom instance is hosted by CSC - IT Center for Science, one of the OpenWebSearch.eu consortium partners. Find out more at https://csc.fi/en/ For CSCs privacy policy see https://csc.fi/en/security-privacy-data-policy-and-open-source-policy/privacy/

Richard Socher: Wie sein Start-up You.com gegen KI-Giganten wie OpenAI bestehen will

Richard Socher hat für sein KI-Start-up You.com weitere 50 Millionen Dollar eingesammelt – darunter von Salesforce, Softbank und Nvidia. Wie er gegen Größen wie Open AI, Google und Microsoft bestehen will.

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