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Wikidata and Artificial Intelligence: Simplified Access to Open Data for Open-Source Projects

Wikimedia Deutschland, in collaboration with DataStax and Jina AI, has begun a project to simplify access to the open data in Wikidata for AI applications, thereby allowing not only the tech giants but also open-source initiatives to use this data. The goal of the project is, first and foremost, to encourage the development of AI applications for the public good with open and high-quality data as a basis.

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