Document Type
Article
Publication Title
George Washington Journal of Law & Technology
Volume
1
Publication Date
2025
Abstract
In the 2010s, the open government data movement—a confluence of government transparency and open source advocacy—succeeded in making most federal data disclosed by default and free of restriction on downstream use. However, keen-eyed observers noted a “new ambiguity” in open government data policies.
Recommended Citation
Erik Stallman and Aniket Kesari,
Federal Open Data as an Artificial Intelligence Resource, 1 Geo. Wash. J. L. & Tech. 155
(2025)
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