Tools (index) - Knowledge Centre Data & Society

A brightly coloured mural which can be viewed in any direction. It has several scenes within it: people in front of computers seeming stressed, a number of faces overlaid over each other, squashed emojis, miners digging in front of a huge mountain representing mineral resources, a hand holding a lump of coal or carbon, hands manipulating stock charts and error messages, as well as some women performing tasks on computers, men in suits around a table, someone in a data centre, big hands controlling the scenes and holding a phone, people in a production line. Motifs such as network diagrams and melting emojis are placed throughout the busy vignettes.

Een felgekleurde muurschildering die in alle richtingen bekeken kan worden. Het heeft verschillende scènes: mensen voor computers die gestrest lijken, een aantal gezichten over elkaar heen, geplette emoji's, mijnwerkers die graven voor een enorme berg die minerale bronnen voorstelt, een hand die een klomp steenkool of koolstof vasthoudt, handen die voorraadgrafieken en foutmeldingen manipuleren, evenals enkele vrouwen die taken op computers uitvoeren, mannen in pakken rond een tafel, iemand in een datacenter, grote handen die de scènes besturen en een telefoon vasthouden, mensen in een productielijn. Motieven zoals netwerkdiagrammen en smeltende emoji's zijn door de drukke vignetten heen geplaatst.

(NL) Engage employees in AI innovation in the workplace

How do you engage in dialogue about the impact of innovation on the workplace and work environment? These 4 roadmaps will help you engage with employees.

Workfloor

Process diagram with a clear blue line highlighting the sequence of actions involved.

Procesdiagram met een duidelijke blauwe lijn die de volgorde van de betrokken acties aangeeft.

(NL) When does the GDPR apply and what is my role?

This tool is a decision tree to help your organisation determine whether or not the GDPR applies to the processing of data by an AI system.

AI Act and law

A close-up of a person holding a smartphone, actively playing a card game, showcasing their engaged expression.

Een close-up van een persoon die een smartphone vasthoudt, actief een kaartspel speelt en zijn betrokken uitdrukking laat zien

(NL) What is your idea for AI?

With this card set, you will gain a better understanding of the opportunities offered by AI and you can think about how you want to use AI technology.

Ethics in practice

(NL) How digitally inclusive is your product or service?

How can you make your digital services more accessible and user-friendly? What digital and social barriers do people face that make it difficult to use digital technologies? How do you deal with this and what solutions can you provide to overcome these barriers?

Digital inclusion

Illustration of two women collaborate in a professional setting, focused on their work, with a large vision board on the wall behind them.

Illustratie van twee vrouwen werken samen in een professionele setting, geconcentreerd aan hun werk, met een groot visiebord aan de muur achter hen.

(NL) Ethical logbook

With this log book, you identify ethical challenges in your innovation project, log the decision and attach action points to them.

Ethics in practice
Workfloor

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Human-AI collaboration cards

The Human-AI collaboration cards are made to discuss with end users what their ideal human-AI collaboration should look like.

Ethics in practice
Workfloor

Serendipity Cards

The Serendipity Cards helps you design for serendipity: the unexpected discovery of something valuable. You can use them during brainstorms and co-creation sessions around digital applications, but also in other contexts such as public spaces.

Ethics in practice

Create your own Datawalk!

With this guide and card set, the Knowledge Centre Data & Society wants to enable you to develop your own Datawalk tailored to your objectives, target group and environment.

Smart cities

(NL) How artificially intelligent may your environment become?

Where do you see opportunities for artificial intelligence in your environment? Where would you rather not? Download our tool and do the exercise yourself!

Ethics in practice

Tarot Cards of Tech

A component of designing new technologies is imagining the impact they will have on the world. These cards can be used during team meeting to perform an informal impact assessment.

Ethics in practice

A photographic rendering of a young black man standing in front of a cloudy blue sky, seen through a refractive glass grid and overlaid with a diagram of a neural network.

Data Collection Bias Assessment

With the Data Collection Bias Assessment form, you make a few choices from the beginning of the data collection so that you can discover possible biases at an early stage.

Ethics in practice

AI meets Design toolkit

This toolkit helps designers, creatives and innovators to put the user at the centre when deploying AI and machine learning.

Ethics in practice

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