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AI for the Common Good: sustainable, ethical and transparant

Introduction into AI for the Common Good

22 May 2023 - 8 Jun 2023

This training provides help to understand the value of AI and the relevance for your professional environment. It will showcase some inspiration use cases to show the day-to-impact. It will help decision makers from public sector understand how to identify opportunities & threats and start building a responsible and sustainable AI strategy.

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22 May 2023 - 8 Jun 2023
Be Central, FARI Experience Centre, Cantersteen 16, 1000 Bruxelles
Mixed Dutch & English
Target audience: decision makers from public organizations

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  • Prerequisites: no
  • Price: €375 (excl. VAT)
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Data, data processing and artificial intelligence (AI) are expected to play a transformative role for both the public and the private sector. A good and sufficient practical understanding of new technologies content and their impact on your own activities is necessary. This course will help you understand the value of AI and its relevance to your professional environment through inspiring examples.

Programme

Session 1: Initiation to AI

This interactive initiation into AI relies on pedagogical tools, games and a collaborative approach to demystify AI and identify the barriers, needs or opportunities that arise for your business.

Session 2: Breaking down some use cases

In this session, you will take a deep dive into one or multiple use cases relevant to the different participants. These cases will showcase some practical opportunities provided by AI, while also looking at efforts, obstacles and solutions to deliver an actual implementation. The use case(s) will be identified based on the intake with the different participants to assure maximum relevancy.

Session 3: Ideation on potential AI opportunities & use cases

This workshop will identify business needs and explore the possibility to address them with AI solutions. Discussion around the potential use cases will allow participants to think out-of-the-box, identify challenges and manage expectations. This will allow you to scope at least 1 potential use cases appropriately as a tangible take-away of the program.