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New UN system platform puts millions of data points at users’ fingertips, says Guterres

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How do you make sense of a world facing interconnected crises, from poverty and hunger to climate change, if the facts are scattered across dozens of different places?

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The United Nations (UN) has announced that AI agents will soon have access to collected data and statistics, via a new system called the UN System Data Commons. The system is based on Data Commons, a platform from Google that is in turn based on open source code. “Because models can misinterpret nuances, a human should always review the results before they are cited or published,” says Prem Ramaswami from Google in a comment to Techcrunch. The g…

On 2026/9/17, the United Nations system released the “UN System Data Commons,” where statistical data published by United Nations agencies can be searched and used collectively. 26 United Nations agencies are participating, and approximately 44 million data records were recorded at the time of publication. In addition to being able to search for statistics in natural sentences, a mechanism for AI agents to acquire primary data from the United Na…

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UN News broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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