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The Community of Practice on AI systems as digital public goods, co-hosted by the DPGA and UNICEF, has developed and mapped a first approach to distinguish the degrees of openness of an AI system’s co...

Today, Institute for Technology and Society (ITS) joined the Digital Public Goods Alliance as a new member. ITS' membership will focus on Brazil and the Global South, facilitating creative and appropr...

As part of their membership, Open Knowledge Foundation will be developing digital public infrastructure for electoral processes, updating the Open Data Commons, and revisiting the Open Definition.

Today, Nandan Nilekani, Co-Founder and Chairperson of EkStep Foundation, announced their membership in the Digital Public Goods Alliance. Read more about their membership activities.

As AI technologies become more prevalent, there is an urgent need to ensure they benefit society. The AI CoP aims to explore the intersection of ethical AI and open source, and their efforts will inform essential changes to the DPG Standard.

The Government of Guatemala, through the Presidential Commission for Open and Electronic Government (GAE), has just announced their membership in the Digital Public Goods Alliance.

Nearly a year ago, our organizations joined forces to launch the Charter for Digital Public Goods (DPG Charter), an advocacy campaign designed to galvanize interest and nurture critical discussion toward ensuring that digital public goods can maximize the benefits of digital public infrastructure and improve the lives of all people. Here's what we've learned along the way.

Today, the Digital Public Goods Alliance is thrilled to announce the Government of Ethiopia as our newest member.

Today, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) becomes a member of the Digital Public Goods Alliance, bringing with it a deep history and commitment to open source.