Informatietype:: Event
Thema:: Artificial intelligence
Unit:: ICT, Strategy & Policy

Appl.AI Splash: Challenges unlocked

Over the past years, TNO has worked extensively on applied artificial intelligence across a wide range of projects and sectors. This experience has given us valuable insights into the challenges, questions and opportunities that organisations encounter when exploring or implementing AI.

Startdatum:: 11 May

Time:: 13:00 (CET)
Location:: Bar Beton Utrecht Centraal - Stationshal 2-9, 3511 CE Utrecht
Costs:: Free, registration required

Join us on Monday, 11 May for a sector-focused AI event where recent AI results will be translated to your organisation’s specific needs.

By sharing the AI challenge that matters most to you, you help shape the programme and the breakout sessions ensuring the discussions are relevant, practical, and tailored to your sector.

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Programme highlights

The event begins with a short plenary session, followed by small-scale focused discussions to address key challenges and potential AI solutions per sector.

We’ll end with a plenary wrap up to share insights and close the afternoon with drinks.

We hope you will join us and help co-create an event that reflects the real needs and opportunities within your sector.

Who should attend?

Strategic Decision-makers and Innovation Managers eager to explore solutions to sector-specific challenges.

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Lenny Zilverberg

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Project Leader / Event Manager
Lenny Zilverberg works as an Event Manager for the Unit ISP.

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