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A Computer Can Do Your International Development Job Thanks to Open Data

Washington DC | By Wayan Vota on February 21, 2013 | Comments Off on A Computer Can Do Your International Development Job Thanks to Open Data

At a recent Technology Salon on “How Can We Make Data Useful for Development,” one of the participants put forth an interesting question to the group: Could computers make better international development decisions than humans?

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