Blog overview
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AI to lighten your daily administrative load: Five GenAI hacks
Did you know AI can help you handle your administrative tasks more efficiently? Discover five smart GenAI applications to streamline your workflow, collected by Eva Blondeel (Ghent University).
MLOps: using machine learning efficiently
Do you understand how AI works? Then now is the time to learn how to implement AI models efficiently, in day-to-day practice: self-learning, self-directed, yet controlled. You can achieve this thanks to MLOps: a bundle of good practices that allows you to automate and optimise the entire AI process. Axel-Jan Rousseau (UHasselt, VAIA) explains how this works.
Data Quality: the Key to Trustworthy AI in Care
For AI to truly support patients and healthcare professionals, the data needs to be right. But how do you ensure high data quality in a complex healthcare setting – and keep it that way? Jens Declerck from i-HD points the way.
The benefits of AI
Technology keeps transforming our world. AI is a powerful force: full of promise, but not without risks.
Discover how AI can benefit you, your organisation, and your region!
The risks and drawbacks of AI
Technology keeps reshaping our world, for better and for worse. AI is no silver bullet: it’s a powerful tool that also comes with real risks. Discover the main risks we know (or expect) today, and how we can best manage them.
How do you create a learning trajectory: a healthcare example
The need for retraining professionals on AI is growing ever faster. But how do you develop a tailor-made learning path that works, starts from the world of real people, and effectively helps them move forward?
Will AI stop students from learning a foreign language?
Are students sufficiently motivated to learn a new language in the era of AI? Katrien Dewaele (UCLL) shares her thoughts on their use of AI and motivation, and gives tips for language teachers.
How does AI help a history PhD student?
In this column, Flemish PhD students various fields of study share how they use AI. Lith Lefranc (UAntwerp) leads you into the world of historical research. She uses machine learning techniques to automatically search handwritten historical texts.
How to make AI reliable and transparent
A transparent AI system creates support, strengthens trust and keeps risks manageable. Eulaly Vanroelen from Thomas More shows you the way to a fair AI system in 7 practical steps.