Pitches: Social
Nina Kramer (Avans Hogeschool), Tai Wei Kan (INBO) and Roelof Schram (Waterboard Rivierenland)
Cinema
Three pitches on specific AI applications and challenges.
Local: AI Future Voices Panel
We often design for people who do not yet exist. How can we give future generations a voice in today’s decisions? With the AI Future Voices Panel by Nina Kramer (Sustainable Built Environment Research Group, Avans University of Applied Sciences), you can engage in conversation with digital inhabitants of possible futures. Their stories and perspectives help us to view complex issues from a different angle and spark new conversations about the futur
National: Fast permit processing with AI
The Dutch water boards, like all other government bodies in Europe, have to deal with a large volume of permit applications. Consequently, they have developed AI tooling that processes these applications quickly and effectively. This reduces the workload in the water boards' offices, but more importantly, fieldwork proceeds more quickly because applicants are assisted sooner.
And within the same service center, experiments are now also being conducted to accelerate (temporary) land acquisition agreements. After all, the water board regularly has to rent temporary land for the maintenance of waterways. It is a tedious task that can now be carried out more quickly and effectively, allowing colleagues to get to work sooner.
National: AI-tooling Dutch Waterboards
The Dutch water boards, like all other government bodies in Europe, have to deal with a large volume of permit applications. Consequently, they have developed AI tooling that processes these applications quickly and effectively. This reduces the workload in the water boards' offices, but more importantly, fieldwork proceeds more quickly because applicants are assisted sooner.
And within the same service center, experiments are now also being conducted to accelerate (temporary) land acquisition agreements. After all, the water board regularly has to rent temporary land for the maintenance of waterways. It is a tedious task that can now be carried out more quickly and effectively, allowing colleagues to get to work sooner.