Former science student Bram founded a medtech company focused on AI innovation
Former science student Bram founded a medtech company focused on AI innovation.
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News about AI in culture and education in the Netherlands and Flanders
Cultural centres, museums, education, theatres, music venues, libraries and more
Yuliya solves social problems with AI and machine learning
Yuliya Shapovalova is a researcher and university professor in Data Science and uses AI and machine learning to solve social problems.
Kick-off co-creation project 'Checking open questions with the help of AI'
The project 'Checking open questions with the help of AI' has officially started after the kick-off on September 17. Interesting for teachers to keep an eye on, because this ambitious project aims to make time-consuming marking easier.
From hesitation to opportunity: how SMEs can use AI responsibly
Although artificial intelligence is widely discussed among entrepreneurs, it still feels remote to many SMEs, says Dirk van Schaijk, manager of MKB Datalab-Oost at Radboud Universiteit.
New publication on Artificial Intelligence and Scientific Understanding
This publication from the project “Machine learning in science: bridging the gap between data and understanding”, by Kristian González Barman, Sascha Caron, Tom Claassen and Henk de Regt, sheds light on how AI can generate scientific understanding.
Digital footprint: the pollution of AI and other digital conveniences - Lecture and conversation by digitisation scientist Bernard van Gastel, philosopher Elize de Mul and digital media researcher Rianne Riemens | Radboud Universiteit
How can we achieve more sustainable digitisation and awareness?
Radboud Science Podcast #3: What actually is machine learning?
In this episode of the Radboud Science Podcast, Bob Stienen and Sophie Schot talk to Tom Heskes.
MKB Datalab-Oost helps companies with implementation of Artificial Intelligence
MKB Datalab-Oost is a collaboration between Radboud Artificial Intelligence and Universiteit Twente in which students work on AI and data challenges faced by SMEs in the eastern Netherlands.
You ask, AI writes — a column by Han van Krieken
‘The heart of academic education is engaging critically with knowledge and using it to create new knowledge. That takes effort. Without that effort, development stalls. Of course, an AI-generated essay or thesis may earn a decent grade, but ultimately the only person you are really disadvantaging is yourself.’ Rector Han van Krieken reflects on ChatGPT.
NWO Perspective grant for research into the use of AI in cancer treatment
The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded 4.5 million euros to PersON, a research programme run by Radboud Universiteit, among others, that aims to use artificial intelligence to help choose better cancer treatments.