Thanks, this looks really interesting!
What would you like to ask Giorgia Lodi and Andrea Borruso:
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What kinds of public sector/COVID data should generally NOT be made accessible and why?
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How do you reconcile the desire for open data with individual rights, such as privacy (e.g. some ostensibly “non-personal” data can be de-anonymised or aggregate data used to discriminate against groups)?
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If you already hold large data sets and have significant resources, you’re better-placed to derive additional value from new data. Does open data run the risk of exacerbating centralisation in the digital economy? Are there any progressive or differential approaches to public sector data sharing that can address this imbalance?