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Elements of AI - Cursist Xiomara

Nederlandse AI Coalitie15 June 2026Watch on YouTube

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Ep. 3 · Elements Cursist Basis

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De Nederlandse AI Coalitie (NL AIC) en TU Delft lanceren de Nederlandse versie van de cursus Elements of AI: een gratis online cursus die deelnemers inzicht geeft in de basis van Artificiële Intelligentie (AI). De NL AIC en de TU Delft ondersteunen de ontwikkeling van AI-onderwijs binnen alle sectoren in Nederland en vinden het belangrijk dat basisinformatie en kennis over AI, de toepassing van AI en eventuele gevolgen van AI voor iedereen toegankelijk is. Elements of AI biedt gedegen basiskennis over AI en is geschikt voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in AI. Schrijf je in via Elementsofai.nl. De cursus is ontworpen door de Universiteit van Helsinki in samenwerking met het technologiebedrijf Reaktor en werd gefinancierd door de Finse regering. En met steun van de Europese Commissie.

What you'll learn

  • Elements of AI is a free online course on the fundamentals of artificial intelligence, designed for everyone regardless of background
  • The Dutch AI Coalition and TU Delft offer this course to make AI knowledge accessible across the Netherlands
  • The course is suitable for people in all sectors and supports AI education throughout the country

Frequently asked questions

What is Elements of AI and who provides this course?
Elements of AI is a free online course covering the fundamentals of artificial intelligence. The course is offered by the Dutch AI Coalition and TU Delft, and is available at Elementsofai.nl.
Who is the Elements of AI course designed for?
The course is suitable for anyone interested in AI, regardless of their background or sector. The aim is to make basic knowledge about AI, its application, and its implications accessible to everyone.
Where did Elements of AI originate and who created it?
The course was designed by the University of Helsinki in collaboration with technology company Reaktor. It was funded by the Finnish government and supported by the European Commission.

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