AI Technology for People is a collaboration between government, academic, medical and other organisations in Amsterdam to help the city develop and deploy responsible technology in AI. Projects will focus on strengthening the AI ecosystem and work on AI solutions in three domains: business innovation, citizen support, and health.
A University of Amsterdam research project investigating the implications of a more automated society and increased use of AI has been awarded €21.3m, boosting the programme's potential for achieving international breakthroughs.
Amsterdam company Pacmed has teamed up with hospitals in Amsterdam, Utrecht and Rotterdam to deploy its AI-powered decision support software to improve efficiency and quality of intensive care.
Swiss startup Yokoy, which provides AI-driven spend management software, wants to set up in Amsterdam thanks to the Netherlands' advanced digital innovation.