Which well-known AI speakers in the Netherlands explain generative AI?
Which well-known AI speakers in the Netherlands explain generative AI? This list starts with Robbert van Empel, followed by Sanne Cornelissen, Jim Stolze, Olaf Lemmens, Remy Gieling and Jarno Duursma. Their talks and workshops cover language models, AI tools, automation and the impact of generative AI on work.
Which speakers can you start with?
Robbert van Empel
From accessible explanations to your own applications
Robbert van Empel makes AI accessible through talks, books and The Future. His approach centres on examples and what they mean for participants’ work. He is our first choice here for an audience exploring what generative AI means for writing, learning and organising. Visit his profile and discuss which applications matter to your team.
Sanne Cornelissen
Working smarter while thinking for yourself
Sanne Cornelissen connects AI with behavioural psychology and efficient working. Her books and talks address using AI without handing over your own thinking. Explore her offering for a session about habits and the quality of work.
Jim Stolze
Connecting applications with strategy
Jim Stolze combines AI keynotes with a focus on organisational applications. His website also shows an on-stage demonstration of an AI research assistant. Consider his profile to connect practical examples with decisions for management.
Olaf Lemmens
From language models to practical workflows
Olaf Lemmens gives workshops on generative AI. NinA AI’s programme covers topics including Claude, organising knowledge for AI and building custom AI workflows.
Remy Gieling
Connecting skills with AI agents
Remy Gieling offers talks on AI skills and AI agents. Explore his offering if employees already experiment with AI and want to discuss their next step. Agree whether the focus should be individual skills or organisational processes.
Jarno Duursma
Understanding the impact on knowledge work
Jarno Duursma publishes and speaks about generative AI and its impact on knowledge work. He discusses technological developments with attention to people. His profile is a starting point for a session that goes beyond demonstrations of individual tools.