Reporting AI & Algorithm Risks Netherlands (RAN) - February 2025

In deze cursus krijg je van een een gespecialiseerd Data Scientist (Dr. ir. Linda Terlouw) inzicht in Artificial Intelligence. Mede aan de hand van voorbeelden uit de praktijk bespreekt de docent de juridische achtergronden en valkuilen. Je gaat met een praktijkcasus aan de slag om de kennis meteen toe te passen.

Are you already meeting the legal requirements of the AI Act? As of Feb. 1, 2025, the European AI Act requires organizations to adequately train their staff in AI literacy. This means that depending on their role, staff must have specific knowledge about the operation and impact of AI systems, with a focus on ethics, transparency and risk management. Training should be tailored to the level of technical experience and specific use of AI within the organization so that staff can apply AI systems responsibly. In addition, the effects of AI use on internal and external stakeholders must be considered. Are you already compliant with these requirements? In this course, you will receive a thorough and accessible introduction to the world of artificial intelligence to ensure your AI literacy.

Individuals are increasingly invoking their privacy rights. For example, they ask for a copy of their data or, on the contrary, demand that the organization erase all their data. This raises complex questions. It is a challenge for many organizations: how can they fulfill all these requests efficiently but also properly? On the one hand, privacy compliance is important; on the other hand, you do not want to disadvantage your own position of proof in any future proceedings. A tricky matter with many pitfalls. This course gives you the tools to handle privacy requests efficiently and compliantly. The instructor uses many practical examples and concrete cases are worked out together so that your practical questions are directly addressed.