Isabelle Borremans
Isabelle is not an AI expert, but she has been communicating about AI (and AI training) for VAIA for four years. So, she knows exactly how to communicate effectively about AI training. Feel free to contact her with any questions on how to promote your AI course. She’ll gladly challenge you with questions like:
- Who is your target audience? Can you be more specific?
- What networks reach that audience?
- Where does your audience prefer to take courses?
- What AI skills does your audience need?
- Does your training match their needs?
Besides communication, Isabelle also works on VAIA’s strategy: Who is our audience? How can we reach them? How can we spark their interest in AI?
Field of study/sector
- Communications, Media & Telecom
- Across all disciplines (AI in general)
Organisation
Blog posts
AI literacy (EU AI Act Article 4)
AI literacy helps people assess whether using AI is a good or bad idea and how to apply it correctly. As of 2 February 2025, every organisation in the EU should take measures to support the development of sufficient AI literacy among their employees, end-users, and anyone else affected by their use of AI systems.
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.
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!
More and more AI in Flemish companies, our knowledge needs to keep up
While AI easily finds its way into Flemish companies, some companies are lagging behind and Flanders is struggling with a huge learning problem among professionals. VAIA, as part of the Flanders AI Policy Plan, ensures that all professionals are up to date, not only large companies, but society in its entirety.
What is the AI Act?
The EU AI Act (Artificial Intelligence Act) is the world's first legal framework for artificial intelligence. It addresses AI-related risks to ensure safe, reliable, and transparent AI usage while respecting fundamental rights and values in Europe. The AI Act will be rolled out between August 2024 and August 2027.
Lifelong learning about AI is important. Why? Because!
Companies, professionals and sectors must evolve with the arrival of AI, especially in Flanders' innovative knowledge economy. How can you keep up with all these trends when they are coming thick and fast? 'Lifelong learning' offers the answer: AI adoption stands or falls with knowledge.
The basics of AI
AI systems learn from experience, meaning they get better at their tasks over time. How does AI exactly work? We’ll explain some of the basics.
What is artificial intelligence?
Artificial intelligence, or AI, embodies the best features of computers: high stability, excelling in routine tasks, and enormous computing power.
What training do professionals need to start using AI in their company? Six recommendations
How to convince Flemish SMEs to get started with AI. More knowledge is certainly a factor, but how can you make training and learning opportunities more effective?
Seeing is believing: data visualization is key for successful AI implementation
Data may be the new gold, but what do you do with all those insights? A good dashboard, a punchy graph or a great story are essential to ensure that people actually understand, use and follow data insights.
ChatGPT's revolutionary insight in language unlocks multitude of new applications
Beyond fun: the in-depth language knowledge of the new chatbot generation allows computers to deepen their collaboration with humans.
Middle finger problem, about the value of human colleagues in a world with AI
VAIA also got to work with DALL-E and discovered its pros and cons in practice.