Artificial intelligence is a powerful driver of innovation and social progress, but real added value goes beyond technology alone. How can people and organisations remain adaptive and resilient in an AI-driven world? What should you leave to AI, and what should you keep for yourself?
Find answers to these and many other questions during the Utrecht AI Event on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at TivoliVredenburg. This is the place where policy, practice, education, and research come together to share insights about reliable and human-centered AI solutions. After all, sustainable progress requires collaboration between different areas of expertise and organisations.
What can you expect?
A day full of informative workshops, inspiring speakers, the latest developments from our AI Labs, surprising demos, and plenty of opportunity to exchange experiences and best practices.
Opening
We begin the day with a plenary programme led by Carien Duisterwinkel, manager of the AI Labs at Utrecht University. The keynote speakers include AI lecturer Stefan Leijnen from Utrecht University of Applied Sciences, who will explore the strengths of the Netherlands and the Utrecht region, and Professor Floortje Scheepers from UMC Utrecht, who will speak about the impact of technology on our society and wellbeing.
Featuring:
The full plenary lineup and times can be found on the programme page.