RAAIT

The Responsible Applied Artificial InTelligence (RAAIT) program is a collaboration between HU University of Applied Sciences, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences and a broad consortium of partners. Together with partners, RAAIT develops practical tools and knowledge for professionals. The program supports organizations in using AI responsibly, with attention to unintended consequences for users, citizens, and society.

RAAIT aims to grow into the national center for Responsible Applied AI with an international outlook. It strives for AI applications that respect public values, reduce inequality and bias, and provide organizations with actionable insights. In doing so, RAAIT enhances the societal value of AI and supports a responsible digital transition.

The RAAIT project delivers practical tools, methods, and knowledge for the responsible use of AI. In addition, RAAIT facilitates strong collaborative networks, new research projects, and educational programs.

RAAIT Manifest
The RAAIT Manifest outlines what we consider responsible applied AI, based on six ethical and societal principles and three guidelines.
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RAAIT Toolbox
The RAAIT Toolbox makes responsible AI tangible and actionable. It provides practical support for organizations that want to understand, design, develop, and deploy AI in a way that strengthens people, society, and the planet.
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Through strong partnerships with practitioners, the meaning of responsible AI and the tools needed to support it are continuously refined and further developed. Within three domain communities—Public Services, Retail and Marketing, and the Creative Industries—real-world challenges are connected to developed tools and support services.

In this way, RAAIT contributes to better-equipped professionals and organizations that apply AI consciously, effectively, and with an awareness of its societal impact.

Stefan Leijnen
- Professor
- Research group: Artificial Intelligence
Huib Aldewereld
- Senior lecturer
- Research group: Artificial Intelligence
Guido Ongena
- Professor
- Research group: Process Innovation and Information Systems
Marieke Peeters
- Researcher
- Research group: Artificial Intelligence
Fabian Kok
- Researcher
- Research group: Artificial Intelligence
Koen Smit
- Professor
- Research group: Digital Ethics
Tijs Timmerman
- Professor
- Research group: Marketing & Customer Experience

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RAAIT makes a direct contribution to SDGs 4 (development of AI knowledge and skills), 8 (responsible innovation), 9 (ICT infrastructure), and 16 (transparent and fair services through AI).

RAAIT - Responsible Applied AI