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Dialogic supports governments in exploring how AI can be effectively and responsibly deployed. We do this in several ways:
- Research on the use of AI within governments
- Developing new AI applications with and within the government
- Conducting and guiding impact assessments of the use of AI and algorithms
Research on the use of AI within governments
We investigate the use of AI, how the processes and responsibilities are organized, what the impact is, and what the risks are. We provide recommendations to better address the opportunities and risks of AI.
Developing new AI applications with and within the government
Dialogic develops AI applications with and within the government. Currently, we are working on creating AI infrastructure to enhance services for entrepreneurs in the Netherlands. This project involves collaboration with ministries such as Economic Affairs, Interior, RVO, KVK, provincial authorities, and other service providers.
Impact assessments of the use of AI and algorithms
In impact assessments, we analyse the impact of AI and algorithms on human rights. We use the Human Rights & Algorithms Impact Assessment (IAMA) methodology, developed by the University of Utrecht in collaboration with Dialogic.
Societal cost-benefit analysis of AI
We assist governments in making decisions regarding investments in AI. Dialogic was closely involved in the AI Factory in Groningen, and similar initiatives in other regions. Additionally, we examined how the use of AI in SMEs can be enhanced.
Providing training on AI
In our training sessions, we explain AI in an accessible manner and work towards developing AI applications within the organisation. Over the years, we have conducted training sessions for various municipalities and businesses.
We collaborate with training providers such as Amsterdam Data Academy, Axveco, Beeckesteijn Business School, and D-Data. Furthermore, we actively participate in communities where AI deployment is being developed, such as AIC4NL and JUC.
