Have data more understood by machines - two sided coin. Need to find the data I need, but don’t want the data overload that might be inherent in that added knowledge.
Machines can handle the data overload - people just can’t as well
Data repositories - presumably they are organized in a way to make it easy to see what is somewhere and where it goes. Is that a reality?
Scenario: I have a set of data that I believe is useful and I want a place to share it.
* Need a tree of knowledge to know where it all goes and be able to find it.
* W3C Prov group
* [COAR Next-generation repositories](https://www.coar-repositories.org/activities/advocacy-leadership/working-group-next-generation-repositories/). also related to David’s question about repositories: [COAR repository alignment initiative](https://www.coar-repositories.org/activities/repository-interoperability/)
* Have data more understood by machines - two sided coin. Need to find the data I need, but don’t want the data overload that might be inherent in that added knowledge.
* Machines can handle the data overload - people just can’t as well