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Amsterdam is at the forefront of the development and implementation of responsible AI in Europe. Amsterdam AI, technology for people is a coalition of partners that contribute to this through pioneering research, innovative education, and creative, multidisciplinary collaborations. All our activities focus on the people-centred, fair, just, safe and trustworthy application of AI. Amsterdam AI works in a variety of fields, including business innovation, citizen support and healthcare. Read more >

Business Innovation

AI can improve processes and products in many areas. Amsterdam offers the ideal climate to accelerate AI innovation on both a small and large scale. 

Citizens

In Amsterdam, we are keen to explore the possibilities of translating research directly into solutions that enhance residents’ quality of life.

Health

New partnerships in the field of AI and data open the door to essential innovations in healthcare.

Facts & figures

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9

Founding partners

AI students since

1992

6307

AI Students at University of Amsterdam, VU Amsterdam & Hogeschool van Amsterdam

46

AI courses

170

AI researchers

9

Founding partners

AI students since

1992

420+

AI startups & scale ups

6307

AI Students at University of Amsterdam, VU Amsterdam & Hogeschool van Amsterdam

80+

companies active in the field of AI

46

AI courses

170

AI researchers

203

AI related subjects

Sources: Partners Amsterdam AI en Dealroom.co. The information has been compiled with the utmost care. However, it can always happen that information is outdated or incorrect.

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10 July 2024

Netherlands ranks #1 in the new Global Index on Responsible AI >

The Global Index on Responsible AI (GIRAI) has recently launched, ranking the Netherlands at number one, emphasizing the country's leadership in the responsible use of artificial intelligence. This recognition underscores the thriving AI community in the Netherlands and highlights the necessity of international cooperation to ensure AI is deployed and used responsibly.

10 July 2024

Alfons Hoekstra scientific director of the Molecular and Materials Design hub >

Alfons Hoekstra, a professor of Computational Science & Engineering, has been appointed the scientific director of the new Molecular and Materials Design (MMD) Technology hub as of July 1. This initiative aims to revolutionize research in molecules and materials using advanced AI and simulations, with a focus on health and environmental sustainability.