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VU Computer Science Business Track results 2026
Students of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, bachelor Computer Science, have the option to graduate via the ‘Business Track’. A special graduation program with more team work, more support and real topics from real companies. In 2026 more than 20 students were selected for the business track and completed their this project. Once again we are…
Pavlo Burda
Summerschool in Human Centered AI
Every year Utrecht University and Utrecht University of Applied Sciences organize a series of summer course for international student that want to learn more about an advanced topic and also visit Utrecht. One of the most popular courses is the one week course “Introduction to AI and Machine Learning” led by Sietske Tacoma, Pavlo Burda…
Sieuwert van Otterloo
Fairness definitions explained and illustrated with examples
Burda, P. and Van Otterloo, S 2025. Fairness definitions explained and illustrated with examples. Computers and Society Research Journal (2025), 2 DOI: https://doi.org/10.54822/PASR6281 Abstract Algorithms are increasingly used to make or support decisions, such as recruitment and selection, loan approval, fraud detection, classification and prediction. This has raised important questions on how to assure the…
Sieuwert van Otterloo
AI audits
Companies making or using high risk AI systems must do AI audits and assessments to comply with the AI Act. We do these audits in a practical constructive manner, based on our technical and legal experience.
Sieuwert van Otterloo
Comparing cloud AI services against open source libraries for face detection
The three large cloud companies Google, Microsoft and Amazon offer cloud services for many AI tasks. Using these services has practical benefits but also strategic risks: when using a service, you have less control over your AI use. In order to gain insight into the pros and cons of AI services, Elif Kalkan has done…
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