創新中心的人工智能

2023年1月12日,

健壯的、人工智能的一個新舉措的創新中心(ICAI),阿姆斯特丹大學的支持和51政府,行業和對知識界的合作夥伴。該計劃旨在加強荷蘭人工智能(AI)生態係統通過提高基本的研究。強勁主要集中於可信賴的人工智能技術的發展為解決社會相關問題,如醫療、物流、媒體、食品和能源。研究發起人,荷蘭研究委員會(NWO)已經拿出2500萬歐元的計劃在接下來的10年。額外的€2500萬年授予來自一個叫長期研究委員會的項目,提供強大的公私合作的機會獲得資助10年。這是荷蘭AI聯合倡議的一部分投資於可辯解的,值得信賴的人工智能。在研究委員會、公司知識機構對該項目作出貢獻。健全預算總額達€8730萬,其中750萬來自經濟和氣候。健壯的項目還計劃的補充,將影響傳播的合作,鞏固和維持價格的結果,在荷蘭以及留住人才。這有助於戰略的野心數字經濟的內閣,在以人為本的發展和應用人工智能的前沿。 170 new PhD candidates Seventeen new public-private labs will be set up under the ROBUST umbrella and form part of the Innovation Center for Artificial Intelligence (ICAI), thus bringing its lab total to 46. ICAI focuses on AI talent and knowledge development. In the coming year, ROBUST will recruit no fewer than 85 new PhD candidates, followed by another 85 in five years’ time. Human-centred AI for sustainable growth ‘What makes ROBUST unique is that not only will the new labs contribute to economic and technological objectives, they will also aid the United Nations’ sustainable development goals aimed at reducing poverty, inequality, injustice and climate change’, says De Rijke. ‘One important focus of all projects is to optimise reliable AI systems for qualities such as precision, soundness, reproducibility, resilience, transparency and security.’ Twin-win study Just like the other ICAI labs, the ROBUST labs will put the twin-win principle into practice: intensive public-private research partnerships in AI technology that lead to open publications and solutions that have been validated in practice. ‘We test our scientific findings within an industry context. Research and practice thus come together at an earlier stage, allowing for far better validation of the results. This way, research validation doesn’t end in the lab, but also in the outside world.’ Startups, SMEs, and policymakers ‘AI is a systemic technology that touches all aspects of society. That's why it's important to ensure that the application of AI technology becomes a widely shared responsibility. ROBUST collaborates with regional civil-social partners throughout the Netherlands, and especially with startups and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).’ The objective is not only to develop knowledge and innovations with ROBUST partners, but also to make them more widely available to other parties within the Dutch ecosystem. New findings and their policy implications will also be shared with national and European policymakers. This article was first published on 10 January by University of Amsterdam..