Research Group Artificial Intelligence

The Artificial Intelligence research group researches applications of AI and data-driven innovation. AI technology is developing rapidly and has an impact on many companies and governments. It is of social importance to steer this development in the right direction and to explore and, where necessary, record the limits of AI. People-oriented values such as transparency, trust, creativity and autonomy are central to this.

Research to and the development of tools to make AI transparant and explainable.

Research to tools, prototypes and methods that developers need to realise human centred AI.

Explore the boundaries of machine learning and the usefulness of it for entrepreneurs.

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Rogue algorithms

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Supporting Responsible Human-AI Cooperation for First Responders

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ARtificial Intelligence Skills Alliance (ARISA)

More research projects

A Checklist for explainable AI in the Financial Sector Whitepaper
- Martin van den Berg, Yvette van der Haas, Ouren Kuiper, Marieke M. Peeters
- Research group: Artificial Intelligence
- Other publication types
- 2022
Behind the ideal person mask: a narrative inquiry into Dutch young professionals’ image (re-)construction process in the work, private and online settings
- Y. Bergs, P. Peters, X.D. Lub, R.J. Blomme
- Research group: Artificial Intelligence
- Lecture
- 2022
Brave New Work: Systematic Literature Review on Digital Transformation Skills for Sustainable Employment
- M. Bouwmans, T-V. Nguyen, X.D. Lub, M. Orlowski
- Research group: Artificial Intelligence
- Lecture
- 2022

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Researcher of our research group are involved within the ICT educational programmes of Artificial Intelligence Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, the Masters Data Driven Business, Data Driven Design, International Business Administration and the International Master Human Centered Artificial Intelligence.

“It's the most efficient thing to do to allow algorithms to make decisions on behalf of human beings. […] And if this is more efficient, what happens to the ideals of freedom and human rights and individualism?”
YUVAL NOAH HARARI

The research group Artificial Intelligence works together with regulators and banks on the explainability of AI in the financial sector, with media parties on the responsible use of AI, with hospitals on the responsible implementation of personalized care and with government organizations on the implementation of ethical and legislative frameworks in new AI applications. Do you have a question about the responsible use of AI? Please contact us. Our researchers and students are open to collaboration.