Training programmes in artificial intelligence
In an era where digital innovation plays an unprecedented role, more and more organisations are discovering that AI not only offers enormous opportunities, but also brings complex challenges. At Radboud University, you will learn how to apply AI responsibly to optimise business processes, with attention to both societal opportunities and risks.
Where our expertise meets your practice
Data-Driven Working
Discover how AI and data create strategic value within organisations and across society. Trend analysis, scenario development and data-driven decision-making provide insight into the impact of AI on processes, strategy and future developments.
Technical Innovation
Explore AI-driven solutions such as intelligent modelling, advanced data processing and the analysis of complex systems. Technological innovation and system modelling offer new insights and scalable, efficient applications for addressing complex challenges.
Law, Security and Ethics
Examine the legal, societal and administrative frameworks that enable responsible and secure AI applications. Values-driven AI plays a central role, with a focus on transparency, AI governance and maintaining human oversight in the deployment of technology.
Digital Literacy
Develop the ability to use generative AI tools such as Copilot and ChatGPT in a smart, critical and responsible way. The emphasis lies on digital skills, privacy awareness, transparency and responsible AI in everyday professional practice.
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Tailor-made training
Does your organisation have a specific AI question? Together, we will develop a tailor-made programme to apply artificial intelligence responsibly and effectively in your context.
Knowledge translated into practice
From fear of cold water to opportunities: how SMEs can responsibly use AI
19 September 2024 | Research new item
Although much discussed in business circles, Artificial Intelligence remains a distant reality in the world of SMEs. This is stated by Dirk van Schaijk, Manager of the SME Datalab-East at Radboud University.