Fionntán O'Donnell
Former ODI staff member: Senior Data Technologist
As Senior Data Technologist, Fionntán worked on the R&D programme at the ODI. He researched how best to use artificial intelligence (AI) and data in fair, accountable and transparent ways.
He’s been knocking about researching AI for over a decade now. Initially at the National University of Ireland Galway looking at the semantic web. Then he headed off to Ghent University to study deep learning back before it was even called deep learning. Then to Dublin in the ADAPT Centre, developing machine-learning prototypes in the innovation team. After that he got the boat to London where he worked for the BBC, designing machine-learning systems for News Labs and investigating what AI should mean for a public service broadcaster.
He’s called a data technologist because his work is in the intersection between software engineering, research, design, and communication. It can be an odd intersection at times but he’s happy to be there.
Content by Fionntán O'Donnell
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Le Guin’s data identities
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R&D: Managing the risk of re-identification
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R&D: Digital twins
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Covid-19 research stream worknote #2
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Sharing models for Covid-19: guidance and tools
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Covid-19 research stream worknote #1
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Building trust in alternative data ecosystems
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Sharing models between ‘digital twins’