So you want an AI Database?

I have been a huge Econtalk fan for over ten years. On his podcast with Sebastian Junger, Russ Roberts brought up what he called a Chinese proverb. No food, one problem. Have food, many problems. The wisdom of…

ImageNet is a dataset maintained by the Stanford Vision Lab. It seems to have fallen into disrepair. The links to download the image labels are broken. We have managed to procure all four released versions of …

Ever look at some data and wonder where a particular value came from, how long it's been there, or what the reason for changing it was? This is important information, but current data storage formats don't tra…

As we discussed in the Where Is the Data Catalog? blog post, Dolt is a database designed for internet-scale collaboration. There are databases with differences, history, rollback, and audit logging. We think t…

When we first started writing Dolt, we weren’t thinking about SQL functionality. We just knew we wanted a way to package data sets to make them easy to share, collaborate and merge -- to do for data what …

The Princeton WordNet database is on DoltHub. This blog entry will be about how it got there and how to use it. WordNet is distributed natively from Princeton as a compilable custom database. You can also d…

When Dolt and DoltHub first went into private beta, we were surprised that the Iris dataset was the dataset people first tried to put in Dolt. If you are looking for that dataset, we have uploaded it to DoltHu…

Why is there no place on the internet to get useful, maintained data? This question has puzzled me since 2013. We can rent a server. We can rent a database. Why can't we rent the data in the database? Somethin…