Tyler Radford from Humanitarian OpenStreetMap

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Tyler Radford, Executive Director of Humanitarian OpenStreetMap, speaks with Ewan Oglethorpe, Executive Director of Data Friendly Space (DFS) and co-creator of theDEEP and Brent Phillips, producer of the Humanitarian AI Today podcast series about the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap initiative, the evolution of the team and technology, artificial intelligence in the humanitarian sector and the war and mapping in Ukraine. The podcast was recorded in Geneva at The Humanitarian Networks & Partnerships Weeks, where both Tyler and Ewan were presenting their works to the humanitarian community. Brent joined remotely from the Roux Institute in Portland, Maine.

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