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Amsterdam and Helsinki have launched open AI registers that track how algorithms are being used in the municipalities.

The Strategic Action Plan for AI describes the course that the Netherlands wants to take. It is a first step towards initiating concrete measures to achieve the intended acceleration and national profiling. To achieve its goals, the government cooperates with the Dutch AI Coalition. Here, companies, government agencies, knowledge institutions and educational institutions will work together to implement new AI actions that help the specific domains and sectors.

AI use cases in the public sector in the Netherlands.

The 2021 DDS provides an overview of the current state of digitalisation in country, identify future trends and analyses the past digitalisation progress.

Update the report on the existing Dutch Digitalisation strategy 2020.

The national agenda for ICT knowledge and innovation (2016-2019) is the framework for PPP-programmes for high end solutions, based on digital technologies 1) big data, 2) artificial intelligence, 3) blockchain, 4) cyber security and 5) Communication technologies (5G).

HTSM has established a thematic framework with five grand societal challenges: climate (including energy and water), sustainability(including circular economy and food), health, security, and mobility.

The covenant describes the cooperation between many stakeholders in the Netherlands on key technologies, including AI.

With effect from 1 July 2019, public road tests involving self-driving vehicles without drivers present are allowed under certain conditions.

Establishes guidelines for the development and application of algorithms.

As one of the first EU Member States, the Dutch government has presented a vision on generative AI. In this vision, the government emphasizes the urgent need to take action in light of the opportunities and challenges presented by this disruptive yet promising technology. The vision aligns with a series of investments worth millions of euros already made by research institutions, private enterprises, and the government, all aimed at AI, including generative AI, in the Netherlands.

More than 400 parties from the business community, government, education and research institutions and social organizations have joined the Dutch AI Coalition that launched in 2019. The Dutch AI Coalition (NL AIC) is a public-private partnership that functions as the catalyst for AI in The Netherlands. All parties work in an ongoing multidisciplinary effort to develop transformative technologies in the Netherlands.

AINED is the result of a Dutch coalition of industry and academia, it published goals and actions for a national AI plan.

NOLAI is the National Education Lab AI where teachers, school leaders, school administrators, teacher trainers and people from business work together with academics to improve the quality of primary and secondary education using smart technology.

The Dutch government has created an algorithmic supervisory body at the country's data protection regulator.