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AI systems do not always give the same answers across languages. Research from CWI and partners shows that Dutch multinationals may unknowingly face risks, from HR to customer service and strategic decision-making.

Researchers at Sanquin have used an AI-based method to decode how immune cells regulate protein production. This breakthrough could strengthen immunotherapy and improve cancer treatments.

Political scientist Juliana Chueri (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) has received an ERC Starting Grant for her research into the political consequences of AI for labor markets and the welfare state.

Chip machine manufacturer ASML is investing €1.3 billion in the French company Mistral AI, a promising player in open-source AI development. The move is unusual for ASML, but aligns with growing calls for more European autonomy in the field of artificial intelligence.

Healthcare and well-being scale-ups from Noord-Holland and Flevoland can register until October 31 for the 2026 Dutch National Healthcare Innovation Award.

The AI app Litterlens accurately maps litter in Amsterdam Noord. Former IT professional Dirk Groot, known as the “zwerfinator,” provided both the data and the inspiration.

Researchers at Amsterdam UMC have developed an AI algorithm that can predict leukemia recurrence in just three seconds. The method is as accurate as traditional analysis, but much faster.

AI can support doctors and help reduce the burden on the healthcare system. Yet many innovations never progress beyond the pilot phase. A new white paper from the VU Campus Center for AI and Health outlines what is needed for responsible and human-centered implementation of AI in healthcare practice.

On 1 September, the University of Amsterdam (UvA) will launch its own GenAI environment: UvA AI Chat. Students and lecturers can use the tool to safely and responsibly explore AI in education.