Government Expands Position on Use of Generative AI
Civil servants will have more freedom to use generative AI in their daily work practice. A new position paper sets out the broadened ground rules for the use of AI.
Decision-Making Tool to Help Comply With European AI Act
A new AI Act Decision-Making Tool helps governments to determine which EU rules are applicable to their AI systems and which requirements they need to comply with.
Dutch Government’s Growing Use of Artificial Intelligence
Research from the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) shows government usage of AI applications increased 1.5 times since 2021, especially among municipalities. Learn how.
Netherlands Takes First Place in the Global Index on Responsible AI
The GIRAI evaluates the state of responsible AI in 138 countries by gathering more than two million data points. Learn how the Netherlands got the top spot through its responsible AI efforts.
European AI Act Approved
On 21 May 2024, the EU Council approved the AI Act, setting standards for AI regulation, protecting EU citizens' rights, and promoting safe AI use. Learn about the risk categories and effective dates.
How Aware and Knowledgeable Are You of AI?
The A+O Fund Rijk has recently incorporated AI into its self-assessment for 21st-century skills. Read more to find out how this tool enables you to evaluate your modern skills, including AI.
European Parliament Adopts the AI Act
The European Parliament approved the AI Act. This regulation establishes rules for the use of AI within the EU. AI presents numerous opportunities and benefits, such as for healthcare and more efficient production methods.
VNG Publishes Information Society Trend Report 2024
This report by the Association of Dutch Municipalities (VNG) covers language models, the impact of digitalisation on the well-being of the youth, AI and algorithms.
Preliminary Position of the Cabinet on Generative AI
Can the shortage of IT personnel in the labour market be partly addressed by deploying generative AI? This question was at the heart of the Commission Debate on Government Digitalisation this year.
