12 December 2025
Thoughtfully Shaping Our Digital Future

To the parties forming the government in the Senate and House of Representatives, as well as the outgoing administration,

We are writing to you in recognition of your crucial responsibility for shaping current and future AI policy, overseeing digitization, and upholding public values. We are a coalition of scientists, experts, and representatives of civil society organizations. We believe it is essential to address these matters together.

This letter has two objectives:

a) Provide context for current plans, including the AI Delta Plan, the AIC4NL position paper, and the Invest-NL AI Deep Dive. These investment proposals often rely on assumptions that lack scientific evidence and do not fully reflect public values.

b) To offer a constructive, well-substantiated alternative approach to digital futures based on people, nature, and democracy. We believe a collaborative process should guide decisions on the needs, scope, and nature of investments by bringing together scientists, civil society organizations, and stakeholders.

The decisions made now will shape the digital future for everyone in the Netherlands. The government plays a crucial role in ensuring that digitization enhances people's well-being and safeguards our autonomy. This moment presents a valuable opportunity to reduce reliance on large foreign tech companies and their harmful influence through algorithms and AI models.

The Netherlands cannot achieve this alone; collaboration with other European countries is essential to safeguard our digital infrastructure. Given the increasingly adversarial stance of the US, it is more important than ever that we unite our efforts.

At the same time, we cannot depend solely on Europe. The European Commission's proposed Omnibus risks weakening both the GDPR and the AI Act, potentially undermining the public interest in favor of large, often foreign, tech companies.

Therefore, an alternative, constructive, and thoughtful approach to digitization and artificial intelligence (AI) is urgently needed. But this one must ground ownership and actions firmly in society, and should start with public values and rigorous scientific validation of new applications.

Our principles and proposals are not new. The idea of machines and automation serving as neutral, cost-effective substitutes for human labor and intellect is a persistent dream that has often resulted in overlooking crucial social insights and quality-of-life concerns (Illich, 1973; Franklin, 1999). We believe that digitization and technology should be approached from a pragmatic and humane perspective, which deserves far greater attention than it currently receives (Zaga et al., 2022).

Principle 1: Value knowledge and expertise, and distinguish between hype and science to enable well-informed, careful, and thoughtful decision-making

“Artificial intelligence” (AI) has multiple meanings. Primarily, AI refers to a field of research. As a concept, system, and academic discipline, it has existed since the mid-20th century.

In recent years, AI has increasingly been used as a marketing term for applications like ChatGPT and as a catch-all label for various technologies and implementations (Guest et al., 2025). While these often fail to deliver on their grand promises, they continue to attract significant investment (The Economist, 2025). Unfortunately, established guidelines, recommendations, and standards for safe and responsible use are frequently overlooked (Dobbe, 2023; Dobbe, 2025; Murray-Rust, Alfrink, Zaga, 2025).

Relying irresponsibly on AI and implementing it hastily can have severe consequences, further eroding public trust. This was evident in the benefits scandal, where automated processes caused unprecedented harm to families. Additionally, the mental health risks are growing: for example, sometimes chatbots have been linked to psychosis and, in some cases, fatal outcomes (Taylor, 2025; Preda, 2025).

We urge a clear distinction between hype, wishful thinking, and reality to ensure informed investment decisions and minimize risks.

Carefully caring for our digital futures requires expertise. Expertise should view technology within a broader societal and global context. Many complex challenges, such as ecological issues, already approaches that require more than technological fixes. AI models do not possess a genuine understanding of people or the world; by themselves, they cannot resolve these challenges. At best, AI may divert attention from, or even intensify, the real work that must be done.

We are keen to help bridge the gap between experts, researchers, and policymakers by sharing existing knowledge and expertise.

Principle 2: AI applications should not receive special treatment in legislation and regulations

Currently, experimentation and rushed decisions have become commonplace in policy for the digital industry, often justified as ‘inevitable’ (AI Now Institute, 2025). Terms like ‘race,’ ‘reduced regulatory pressure,’ and ‘fear of missing out’ frequently accompany this narrative. We believe that policy and regulation serve a vital purpose: protecting what is valuable and ensuring a fair balance between costs and benefits.

The current investment proposals promote deregulation, effectively granting preferential treatment to a select group of investors and companies. For example, these plans include changes to dismissal laws, the removal of intellectual property rights, and expedited licensing that serves private interests. We view this as a violation of key public values and a step toward increased social unrest.

We are also concerned about the risks of deregulation and experimentation with applications in everyday environments, as advocated by some entrepreneurs and investors. These approaches are not without danger: past experiments with unmanned vehicles (Chougule et al., 2023) and the unregulated deployment of chatbots have already resulted in fatalities (Taylor, 2025).

The regulation of AI is essential. The Rathenau Institute has previously emphasized to the House of Representatives the importance of politicians and policymakers regulating AI (Rathenau Institute, 2024), just as we do for other services and products. Without strong and widely accepted regulations, we would not have achieved safe aviation, reliable consumer products, or effective medical treatments (Leveson, 2011).

The belief that regulation inherently stifles innovation is outdated, yet it remains prevalent in discussions about AI and digitization (Bradford, 2024). We stress the need for robust oversight, as effective regulation enables well-informed social and economic decisions.

Principle 3: Promote economic viability and ensure added value for everyone

Economists have long warned that growth in the AI industry relies on risky financing, loans, and circular investment schemes (Arun, 2025). Despite this, most companies have yet to deliver the promised productivity gains (The Economist, 2025).

These speculative investments pose risks to the Dutch economy, including our pension funds. We see that in the proposed plans, it is mainly investors and company directors who are influencing the direction. We find this concerning because the returns will accrue to a small group, while the risks may be borne by society.

We are also concerned about the invisible workforce behind AI (Williams and Miceli, 2023). While marketing highlights artificiality and automation, AI relies heavily on hidden labor, including data labeling and content moderation. Much of this work occurs in low-wage positions with unsafe conditions and precarious contracts (Munn, 2024). As a society that values fair work, the Netherlands must ensure that choices throughout the value chain do not cause harm and that fair compensation is provided.

Rather than relying on blind faith in technologies unsuited to address urgent social and economic challenges, we must adopt a protective approach for those adversely affected by the unregulated implementation of such technologies. Think about teachers, lawyers, researchers, civil servants, artists, healthcare professionals, and translators.

AI applications often project a misleading sense of reliability (Suchman, 2019; Suchman, 2023; Anderl et al., 2024). Uncritical adoption and unsupported claims can cause significant societal harm, eroding essential skills and critical thinking. Sectors like education (Guest et al., 2025), journalism (NDP Nieuwsmedia, 2025), science (van Rooij, 2024), healthcare (Jeyaretnam, 2025), and the judiciary (Advocatie, 2025) are already suffering negative effects.

This is especially applicable in case law, where society depends on the accuracy and factual correctness of legal decisions. We recommend significant investment in critical AI literacy across essential sectors, including law, education, healthcare, and government.

Principle 4: Focus on reducing energy, water, and land use. Recognize potential harmful impacts.

Large AI models and data centers require vast amounts of water, energy, and land—often in environmentally sensitive regions (Jiménez Arandia et al., 2025; Suarez et al., 2025). In the Netherlands, this demand strains the power grid (NOS, 2025). Further expansion of data centers increases energy usage, greenhouse gas emissions, and water pollution from cooling processes (International Energy Agency, 2025; Gamazaychikov & Luccioni, 2025). These facilities also compete with essential needs like housing, food supply, and infrastructure (Netbeheer Nederland, 2025).

The Netherlands is falling short of its 2030 emissions reduction targets (Reuters, 2025). The construction of additional hyperscale data centers for AI threatens to further undermine the country's energy and climate transition (Green Screen Coalition, 2025).

Our concerns extend beyond the Netherlands. There is a pressing need for democratic, human- and nature-centered AI policies on a global scale, especially as democratic institutions face erosion and harmful power dynamics are amplified by AI. Addressing these challenges requires international cooperation and shared responsibility.

We are also troubled by the business practices of major tech companies. Research indicates that segments of the AI industry share troubling similarities with the oil industry, including exploitation, ecosystem destruction, colonization, surveillance, and the reinforcement of authoritarian regimes (Hao, 2022; Ricaurte, 2022).

We have a unique opportunity to choose a different path, and we recommend collaborating with all stakeholders to achieve meaningful change (Zaga et al., 2022).

Principle 5: Involve all voices, including civil society, in policy-making

The Netherlands possesses extensive expertise on the impact of AI. We propose explicitly incorporating critical perspectives into the design process. By prioritizing thoughtful decision-making over automated responses, the Netherlands can set a leading example in AI research and responsible, socially just digitization (Zaga et al., 2022).

We recognize the significant value of broad collaboration and the need to involve civil society (Murray-Rust, Alfrink & Zaga, 2025). The focus should remain on the ability of citizens and professionals to shape their own lives and organizations, rather than on technologies that promise solutions but fail to address complex social and economic challenges.

The Netherlands can lead by example in Europe by supporting civil society, academia, and the business community to develop a digital ecosystem firmly anchored in public values (PublicSpaces, 2025).

The way forward

The Netherlands can embark on a path to digitization that does justice to people, nature, and democracy. We advocate doing this jointly and carefully: with scientists, civil society organizations, and entrepreneurs. In this way, we can advance a broadly supported agenda that addresses fundamental questions vital to society. We advocate a constructive, well-founded approach grounded in people, nature, and democracy.

We recommend starting with an analysis of the issue at hand rather than seeking technological solutions to secure funding. When considering possible implementations, we should use the assessment framework that we already successfully apply as a society: namely, existing laws and regulations that protect us, as well as our sense of community and creativity. This approach is based on care and thoughtful consideration. An approach to Carefully Caring for our Digital Futures.

Our recommendations:

Analyze the problem first, only then consider solutions

• Open the discussion to take stock of issues surrounding our digital future. Involve scientists, civil society, and stakeholders.

• Look at the practices that exist in the Netherlands and elsewhere. Check claims and compare them with investments from private and public funds.

• Consider the extent to which solutions reduce or increase dependence on large technology companies.

• Ensure all perspectives are represented, with special attention to critical views that have been underrepresented in current discussions.

• Address the systemic risks posed by AI applications in critical sectors such as education, healthcare, the judiciary, and science. Listen to science and societal experts. Give careful consideration to scientific insights, especially regarding the loss of essential skills and the erosion of critical thinking.

• Establish a scientific evaluation process for claims regarding the application of AI and digital systems, ensuring that public funding decisions are well-informed and careful.

• Choose the appropriate governance model with appropriate powers. Consider a ministry or a minister.

Develop and implement a meaningfully transparent assessment framework

• No monopolies by a select few. When public funds are used for digitization or public infrastructure, the benefits must be shared with the public.

• Protect people through legislation and regulations against the harmful effects of AI and algorithmic decisions.

• Stop unregulated experiments in public spaces.

• Provide regulators (ACM, AP) with sufficient resources to fulfill their monitoring and enforcement.

• Establish a public AI council that includes broad, plural civil society representation.

• Uphold the principles of the rule of law. Proactively safeguard our critical digital infrastructure against interference and acquisition by foreign entities.

Safeguard current agreements that prioritize people and nature

• Uphold all relevant laws and human rights, along with environmental agreements and intellectual property protections.

• Guarantee fair wages and equitable contracts for all. Avoid granting preferential treatment to any select group.

• Ensure that considerations of the impacts of digitalization are fully integrated into all decisions related to nature, natural resources, and energy.

• Look beyond the Netherlands: weigh the harmful effects of extraction and exploitation in other countries.

• Invest in sustainable, people-oriented, value-driven solutions to provide an alternative.

Support initiatives that contribute to meaningful digitization and public values

• Invest in comprehensive critical AI literacy, prioritizing key sectors such as education, government, the judiciary, and healthcare.

• Engage scientists, experts, and civic society throughout the design and implementation process.

• Support organizations capable of making long-term, sustainable contributions within public-private-civil partnerships.

• Explore alternative economic models for public digital infrastructure, including utility-based frameworks that prioritize public benefit.

• Promote the open sharing and accessibility of knowledge and experience.

Signatures

We sign this appeal with the conviction that things can be done differently and better in our society. Let us join forces to build a future that is not only desirable but also truly worth striving for—one grounded in common sense rather than automated thoughtlessness

12 December 2025

Coalitie Zorgvuldig & Zorgzaam Digitaal

dr. ir. Cristina Zaga, Assistant Professor, Transdisciplinary Design for Socially Just Digital Innovation and Automation, Director of the JEDAI Network: Social Justice in AI, University of Twente, NL

dr. Olivia Guest, Assistant Professor of Computational Cognitive Science, Radboud University, NL

dr. ir. Roel Dobbe, Assistant Professor of Responsible Digitalisation and Public AI Systems, Director Sociotechnical AI Systems Lab, TU Delft & Bestuurslid Stichting PublicSpaces, NL

drs. Wiep Hamstra, Expert overheidsdienstverlening en -communicatie, NL

Lilian de Jong, MSc, co-founder Dutch AI Ethics Community, NL

Wouter Nieuwenhuizen, Researcher, Rathenau Instituut, NL

dr. Marcela Suarez Estrada, Lecturer in Critical Intersectional Perspectives on AI, Radboud University, NL

prof. dr. Iris van Rooij, Professor of Computational Cognitive Science, Chair of Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence, Radboud University, NL

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prof. dr. F. Hermans, Professor of Computer Science Education, Vrije Universiteit, NL

prof. dr. M. Dingemanse, Hoogleraar AI: Taaldiversiteit en CommunicatietechnologieĂŤn, Radboud Universiteit, NL

dr. ir. Eelco Herder, Associate Professor, Universiteit Utrecht & Voorzitter ACM SIGWEB & Lid ACM Technology Policy Council, NL

Jelle van der Ster, Algemeen directeur SETUP, NL

drs. Siri Beerends, PhD candidate Philosophy of Technology, University of Twente / Researcher SETUP, NL

Emile van Bergen, Senior software engineer computer vision, NL

Paul Peters, Fluxology / Creative Reduction, NL

Dr. Nolen Gertz, Associate Professor of Applied Philosophy, University of Twente, NL

Gerry McGovern, author of World Wide Waste, and 99th Day

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  1. dr. ir. Cristina Zaga, Assistant Professor, University of Twente, Enschede
  2. Roel Dobbe, Assistant Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  3. drs. Wiep Hamstra, Expert overheidsdienstverlening en -communicatie, Den Haag
  4. Marcela Suarez Estrada, Lecturer, Radboud University
  5. Olivia Guest, Assistant Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  6. Iris van Rooij, Professor, Cognitive Science and AI, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  7. Lilian de Jong, Dutch AI Ethics Community / Stichting Toekomstbeeld der Techniek, Nijmegen
  8. Wouter Nieuwenhuizen, Researcher, Rathenau Instituut, The Hague
  9. Juliette Alenda-Demoutiez, Assistant Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  10. M. Dingemanse, Hoogleraar AI, Taaldiversiteit en Communicatie, Radboud Universiteit
  11. Julia Wąsala, PhD candidate, Leiden University, Leiden
  12. Marina Uzunova, Postdoctoral researcher, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  13. Guido Leenders, Director, Invantive BV, Hierden
  14. Tonka Milosevic, PhD Candidate, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  15. Lucy Avraamidou, Professor, University of Groningen, Groningen
  16. Peter Troxler, Lector, Hogeschool Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  17. Jelte van Waterschoot, Researcher, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Enschede
  18. Lieke Wouters, co-directeur en curator, stichting Platform POST, Nijmegen
  19. Jelle Van Dijk, Onderzoeker, Universiteit Twente, Utrecht
  20. dr. Merel Noorman, Associate Lector, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  21. Wladimir Mufty, Programmamanager Digitale Soevereiniteit, SURF, Utrecht
  22. Andrea Reyes Elizondo, Researcher, CWTS, Leiden University, Den Haag
  23. Robert-Jan den Haan, Universitair docent, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  24. Christine Karman, Zaphod Consulting BV, Amsterdam
  25. Kasper Gossink-Melenhorst, Head of Research and Impact Policy, Radboud University, Doorwerth
  26. anonymous, Universiteit Maastricht
  27. Titus Stahl, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Groningen
  28. Gabriele Ferri, Assistant Professor, TU Eindhoven, Amsterdam
  29. Gerhard Den Hollander, Computer Scientist, Barendrecht
  30. Maartje de Graaf, Associate Professor of Human-Computer Interaction, Utrecht University, Utrecht
  31. zephyr penoyre, researcher, leiden observatory, leiden
  32. Hans Parić- Schermer, I-adviseur, Gemeente Zoetermeer, Rotterdam
  33. Giulia Perugia, Assistant Professor, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven
  34. Laurens Vreekamp, Journalist, Future Journalism Today, Arnhem
  35. Joost Elshoff, Informatiemanager, Zuyd Hogeschool, Heerlen
  36. Gerben de Vries, AI Research Engineer, Hilversum
  37. Pascal Wiggers, Lector Responsible IT, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  38. Paul Peters, Principal Architect ¡ Change Agent ¡ Interim CTO, Fluxology++
  39. Gaby Schram, Ondernemer, BETTER, Arnhem
  40. Albert Meijer, Hoogleraar, Universiteit Utrecht
  41. Piek Knijff, Data-ethicus en filosoof, Filosofie in actie, Arnhem
  42. Remmelt Ellen, Program coordinator, AI Safety Camp, Groningen
  43. Roelof de Vries, onderzoeker, Hogeschool Utrecht, Enschede
  44. Isabelle Donatz-Fest, Postdoc AI4ALL, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
  45. Catholijn Jonker, Hoogleraar AI, TU Delft, Delft
  46. Stefan Frank, Universitair Hoofddocent, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  47. Johan Oomen, Hoofd Onderzoek, Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld & Geluid
  48. Saskia Kroonenberg, Lecturer, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  49. Mascha van der Voort, Hoogleraar, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  50. Prof. dr. Francien Dechesne, Professor and Associate Professor, Tilburg University and Leiden University, Eindhoven
  51. Virginia Dignum, Hoogleraar Responsible AI en Directeur AI Policy Lab, UmeĂĽ University, UmeĂĽ
  52. C. Bakker, Strategisch adviseur, Amsterdam
  53. Ernada Koljenovic, Senior higher education lecturer, Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, Rotterdam
  54. Wouter de Boer, Adviseur data-ethiek, Gemeente Groningen, Groningen
  55. Sophie Bloemen, Directeur, politiek econoom, Commons Network, Amsterdam
  56. Antal van den Bosch, Hoogleraar, Universiteit Utrecht
  57. Kristy Claassen, PhD Candidate, University of Twente, Enschede
  58. Linnet Taylor, Professor of International Data Governance, Tilburg University, Tilburg
  59. Karin Jongsma, Associate Prof Bioethics, Op persoonlijke titel, Utrecht
  60. R. Shokoohi, Senior Project Manager, Breda
  61. Kadian Davis-Owusu, Co-founder and Lecturer, TeachSomebody and Fontys ICT, Boxtel
  62. Martijn de Waal, lector civic interaction design, hogeschool van amsterdam, amsterdam
  63. Johan Groenen, Strateeg Publieke Digitalisering, Tiltshift, Code for NL, Open Nederland, Randstad
  64. Sacha L. Sindorf, AI Developer, VeriGuard AI Solutions, Heeze
  65. Mirjam Twigt, Postdoctoral Researcher, Leiden university, Leiden
  66. Abeba Birhane, Assistant Prof, TCD, Dublin
  67. Eelco Mulder, Informatica docent, -, Nijmegen
  68. Garjan Sterk, Ext. PhD Gender Studies, Radboud Universiteit, Utrecht
  69. Saskia Blom, Lecturer Applied Physics, Fontys, Eindhoven
  70. Onno van Middelkoop, Journalist, Retired, Luzern
  71. Lonneke Lenferink, Researcher, University of Twente, Enschede
  72. Kars Alfrink, Postdoctoral Researcher, TU Delft, Delft
  73. Arie van den Heuvel, Technisch Applicatie beheerder, Terneuzen
  74. Dr. mr. Tina van der Linden, Hogeschooldocent, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  75. Jeroen de Boer, adviseur digitaal burgerschap, KB nationale bibliotheek, Blessum
  76. Prof. Dr. Dagmar Monett, Director Computer Science Dept., Prof. Computer Science, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Berlin
  77. Dr. Michael Nagenborg, Associate Professor Philosophy of Technology, University of Twente, Enschede
  78. Rianne Riemens, Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht
  79. Iskander Smit, Chair, Cities of Things, Amsterdam
  80. Marise van Noordenne, Lecturer / Researcher, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Amsterdam
  81. Wouter van der Horst, PhD researcher, Utrecht University
  82. Sergio Andriesse, Solutions Architect, Vinkeveen
  83. Martijn Muilwijk, Data & AI Strategist, Macaw, Lent
  84. Anand Sheombar, Associate professor, HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, Utrecht
  85. Joost Vossers, PhD Candidate, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  86. David van Dijk, Lecturer, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  87. Geke Ludden, Professor of Interaction Design, University of Twente, Enschede
  88. Nino Vallen, Assistant professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  89. Tessa Veldhuis, Software ontwikkelaar, Utrecht
  90. Pieter van Boheemen, Directeur, Post-X Society, Den Haag
  91. Klaas Brongers, adviseur, Solutions4U, Amsterdam
  92. Guikje Roethof, adviseur, Omnia enzo, Amsterdam
  93. Philippine Waisvisz, PhD Researcher, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  94. Mark Blokpoel, Assistant professor, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  95. Arkady Zgonnikov, Assistant Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  96. Lennart, Consultant, Voorburg
  97. Y.Broekman
  98. Prof. Dr. Jasper Krommendijk, Hoogleraar Rechten van de Mens, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  99. Ronald de Haan, Assistant professor, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  100. Avery Dangerous Garnett, Backend Developer, Chordify, Utrecht
  101. Joeri Hazelaar, Digitaal Ethicus, Provincie Utrecht, Utrecht
  102. Niels van Zwol, psycholoog, Het Huis Haarlem, Leiden
  103. Hanna de Vries, Vakspecialist, Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht
  104. Mike Ligthart, Assistant Professor, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  105. Tom ZEPPENFELDT, Directeur / mede-eigenaar, Graphileon BV, Wageningen
  106. Michel Klein, Associate Professor AI, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
  107. Liam Hayes, Product Designer/Masters Student, Technical University of Eindhoven, Eindhoven
  108. Ancella Voets, Programmahoofd, Mainline, Amsterdam
  109. Rienk Jonker, Gepensioneerd archivaris, Leeuwarden
  110. Eva Rieter, universitair docent, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  111. Ema VrĂŽnceanu, Director, Earth System Governance Foundation, Utrecht
  112. Riccardo Angius, PhD researcher, Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin, Dublin
  113. Onno ten Broek, Utrecht
  114. Alexandru Babeanu, Postdoctoral researcher, Leiden University
  115. Irma Machielse, Docent, AI-Brainlab, Bilthoven
  116. Ward, Technologiecoach, De Schraag ondersteuning, Capelle a/d IJssel
  117. Ivonne Jansen, Ambtenaar, Den Haag
  118. `Geert Lovink, Lector, Hogeschool van Amsterdam/Institute of Network Cultures, Amsterdam
  119. Sara Colombo, Assistant Professor, Director Feminist Generative AI Lab, TU Delft, Delft
  120. Drs. Renata Verloop, expert overheidscommunicatie
  121. Lorenzo Gennaro, Leiden
  122. Frans Smit
  123. Ronald Visser, Hoofddocent en onderzoeker, Saxion Hogeschool, Deventer
  124. Claartje ter Hoeven, Hoogleraar, Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht
  125. Wilfred de Zoete, Creative technologist, Oudewater
  126. Rhied Al-Othmani, Docent/onderzoeker, Almere
  127. Jonne Maas, Digitaal ethiek adviseur, The Green Land, Amsterdam
  128. Ineke van Kruining, Docent/Onderzoeker Inclusieve Technologie, Avans Hogeschool, Breda
  129. Wim Pouw, Associate Professor, Tilburg Univsersity, Tilburg
  130. Vincent van Stipdonk, Adviseur, Delft
  131. Jean-Paul van Deursen, IT manager, -, Apeldoorn
  132. Erik Slingerland, Promovendus, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  133. Steffie Blokpoel-Spruijt, Nijmegen
  134. Nicolet Groen, Fotograaf, Hoorn
  135. K. Fontein, docent, Joke Smit College, Amsterdam
  136. Sake Jager, Projectmanager Onderwijsinnovatie, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Groningen
  137. Simon Besteman, ISOC, Amsterdam
  138. Paulina von Stackelberg, PhD researcher, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  139. AndrĂŠ Krom, Assistant professor, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden
  140. dr. Emily Sandford, Postdoctoral researcher, Leiden Observatory, Leiden
  141. Christian Hoffmann, Freelance Translator, Charon Translations, Rotterdam
  142. Marleen Stikker, Waag Futurelab, Professor of Practice HvA
  143. Misha Velthuis, Lecturer, Amsterdam University College, Amsterdam
  144. Per Richard Hansen, Aalborg University
  145. Dr.Arthur Elsenaar, onderzoeker, Hogeschool der Kunsten Den Haag, Amsterdam
  146. Martin Renkema, Pensionado, Amersfoort
  147. Sebo Uithol, Assistant Professor, Universiteit Leiden, Leiden
  148. T van der Mark, Overheid, Westmaas
  149. Rob Detmers, Beleidsadviseur, SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Leiden
  150. drs. Reinder Rustema, beheerder Petities nl, Stichting Petities nl, Amsterdam
  151. ing. Tanja Ubert RI, Lecturer, Hogeschool Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  152. Benedetta Lusi, Postdoctoral Researcher, Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam
  153. Ton Zijlstra, ondernemer, The Green Land, Utrecht
  154. Damir, Software architect, Conclusion, Amsterdam
  155. dr. Oliwia Madej, Data Scientist, Ministerie van FinanciĂŤn, Utrecht
  156. erik hartman, consultant, TIMAF bv, Utrecht
  157. Jeroen Bosman, Informatiespecialist, Universiteit Utrecht, Deventer
  158. Henk van den Heuvel, Onderzoeker spraaktechnologie en datasteward, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  159. Martijn van Rees, Strategisch adviseur informatievoorziening, Gemeente Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  160. Dr. Bea Spek, Universitair docent (gepensioneerd), Universiteit van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  161. Teresa Heffernan, Professor, Saint Mary's University, Halifax
  162. Prof. Eerke Boiten, Head of School of Computer Science and Informatics, De Montfort University, Leicester
  163. Anja Sicking, Author, Sectievoorzitter Literaire auteurs Auteursbond, Amsterdam
  164. Dan Stowell, Associate Professor, Tilburg University, Tilburg
  165. Lauren Challis, Bestuurslid ISOC NL, ISOC NL, Amsterdam
  166. Veronika Cheplygina, Full professor, IT University of Copenhagen, Kopenhagen
  167. Monique Schoutsen, Information Specialist, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  168. LIesbet van Zoonen, Hoogleraar Cultuursociologie, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  169. Danny Bloks, Docent/onderzoeker AI, Fontys ICT, Eindhoven
  170. Charles Lansu, Business developer, TNO, Amsterdam
  171. Massimiliano Simons, Assistant Professor in Philosophy of Technology, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  172. Johannes van der Kwast, Associate Professor of Open Science & Digital Innovation, IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Rotterdam
  173. Anne de Hingh, Universitair docent, VU Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  174. Francesca Toso, Assistant Professor, University of Twente, Enschede
  175. Peter van Waart, Senior onderzoeker, Hogeschool Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  176. Richard de Waard, Beleidsmedewerker onderzoek, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  177. Harm Geerlings, Co-founder en CEO, Dweve - Weaving Intelligence, AI that reasons, Arnhem
  178. Eva de Hullu, Assistant Professor, Open Universiteit, Zwolle
  179. Geert Veneklaas, Informatiemanager
  180. Josca Huijssen, Hilversum
  181. Cynthia Liem, Universitair Hoofddocent, TU Delft, Delft
  182. Vlad Niculae, Assistant Professor, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  183. dr. ir. Joeri de Ruiter, Technisch Productmanager, SURF
  184. Jurgen Gaeremyn, Bestuurslid, BeLibre, Vilvoorde (BE)
  185. David Linssen, Director of innovation, Kirk & Blackbeard, Amsterdam
  186. Weston Renoud, Senior Software Developer, QPS BV, Utrecht
  187. Antal Posthumus, Senior adviseur CDO-office, Ministerie van FinanciĂŤn, Utrecht
  188. Visvanath Ratnaweera, Lecturer (retired), EduNET.LK, Winterthur
  189. Dr E Mondragon, Academic, City St Georges, University of London, London
  190. Martijn C. Willemsen, Associate Professor, TU Eindhoven & JADS, EINDHOVEN
  191. Vera Blazevic, Professor of Digital Marketing, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  192. Djoerd Hiemstra, Hoogleraar, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  193. Monique Broekhoff, Omgevingsmanager, ONswitch, Wekerom
  194. Karlijn Bouts, Communicatieadviseur, Amsterdam
  195. anonymous
  196. rienk hamstra, Managing Director, RH management, Zutphen
  197. Jorn Bunk, Beleidsadviseur, Nijmegen
  198. Bogdana Huma, Associate Prof, VU Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  199. Felienne Hermans, Professor, VU, Amsterdam
  200. gijs van maanen, assistant professor, tilburg university, tilburg
  201. Inge van Tol, Marketeer, Sint-Michielsgestel
  202. Rasa Bocyte, Senior Advisor for Research Collaborations, Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld & Geluid
  203. Dr. M. van Lange, Onderzoeker Digital Humanities, NIOD-KNAW, Amsterdam
  204. Tim Vos-Goedhart, Expert transparantie, data en AI, Open State Foundation, Amsterdam
  205. Raoul Kramer, Ontwerper, Beta Break, Haarlem
  206. Sonja Kuijpers, data illustrator, STUDIO TERP, Eindhoven
  207. Jelena Rosic, Researcher, Amsterdam
  208. Iona van Dijk, Organisatie adviseur, Leiden
  209. Piet Coetsee, Cape Town
  210. M. Hollman, webredacteur, gemeente Meierijstad, Deurne
  211. Alain Starke, Assistant Professor, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  212. Reinout van Schouwen, Software engineer, Yoink BV, Rotterdam
  213. anonymous
  214. Mike de Kreek, Hogeschoolhoofddocent, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  215. Luciano Cavalcante Siebert, Assistant Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  216. Dide van Eck, Assistant Professor, Utrecht University, Utrecht
  217. Maranke Wieringa, Parell, Arnhem
  218. Vasilis van Gemert, Docent, CMD Amsterdam en Piet Zwart Instituut Rotterdam
  219. BĂŠr Engels, Strategisch adviseur, S&L, Rotterdam
  220. Ajuna Soerjadi, Director, Expertisecentrum Data-Ethiek, Den Haag
  221. Hanneke Keetlaer
  222. Janina Schaumann, Asst. Prof., University, Enschede
  223. dennis reidsma, universitair hoofddocent, universiteit twente, Enschede
  224. Samaa Mohammad-Ulenberg, Advisor Digital Ethics and AI Governance / Co-founder, Freelance / Dutch AI Ethics Community, Utrecht
  225. Ashwin van Gool, Mathematics Teacher, Rotterdam
  226. David Ruting, Organisatiedeskundige, Comm’ant Nederland BV & COLLAB group, Diemen
  227. Ingrid Kock, Manager, Houten
  228. Sanne Janssen, Lecturer/Researcher AI and Digital Literacy, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Enschede
  229. Femmy, communicatieadviseur, Veiligheidsregio Fryslân, leeuwarden
  230. Gino Atmopawiro, Technical IT Specialist, Almere
  231. Frank van de Groep, IT Architect, Madano, Zeist
  232. Jeroen Linssen, Lector Symbiotic AI, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Deventer/Ensch
  233. Ted Dicks, Adviseur, Tuitjenhorn
  234. Iohanna nicenboim, Postdoctoral researcher, TU Delft, Rotterdam
  235. Annemiek Scholten, Beleidsadviseur Onderwijsinnovatie
  236. Helma Sjamaar, Ternaard
  237. Reijer Passchier, Hoogleraar, Open Universiteit, Universiteit Leiden, Nederland
  238. Iris Hendrickx, Assistant Professor,, CLS, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  239. Renke Meuwese, Cloud Engineer, Dordrecht
  240. Eric Smit, Journalist, Follow the Money, Amsterdam
  241. Marieke van Vugt, associate professor, University of Groningen, Groningen
  242. Wouter Eggink, Universitair Docent Design Geschiedenis, Universiteit Twente, Deventer
  243. M. Hartman- van der Laan, PhD candidate, Nhlstenden University, Leeuwarden
  244. HÊlène Propsma, Consultant/coach, The Diversity Company, Amsterdam
  245. Rosalie Arendt, Assistant Professor, University of Twente
  246. Dani Shanley, Assistant Professor, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  247. Jurja Steenmeijer, Ethicus, Juste, Apeldoorn
  248. Marije Brom, Program manager/Senior Researcher, Hogeschool Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  249. Yvonne Blokland, Programme Manager, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
  250. Sam de Jong, Bestuurslid, ISO, Den Haag
  251. Sylvia Stuurman, Mheer
  252. Daniel Davison, Lab Technician, University of Twente, Enschede
  253. Freek van der Weij, PhD, TU Eindhoven, Amsterdam
  254. C. A. Arts, Strateeg digitalisering, Gemeente Utrecht, Utrecht
  255. Maarten Sprenger, Auteur/uitgever, Slim Zoeken, Amsterdam
  256. Inge Strijker, Researcher, Hogeschool Windesheim, Zwolle
  257. Tricia Griffin, Lecturer, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  258. Evert Nijkamp, Docent HBO-ICT, Hanze/Grunnen Rocks, Groningen
  259. Ylja Remmits, Head of Projects, Stichting Algorithm Audit, Utrecht
  260. Dock Staal, Promovendus, Mathematisch Instituut Universiteit Leiden, Leiden
  261. Gerben Wierda, Enterprise IT Architect en Strategist, Publicist, R&A, Heerlen
  262. Joris Linssen, manager ICT, 's-Hertogenbosch
  263. Hazel Remmen, HPC Beheerder, Technische Universiteit Delft, Delft
  264. Pieter du Plessis, PhD Candidate, Universiteit Maastricht, Maastricht
  265. Martijn Schornagel, Graphic – UX designer, Momono Ontwerpwerk, Haarlem
  266. Floris van Steijn, Promovendus, TU Delft
  267. Sophie Horsman, Docent-onderzoeker Responsible IT, Hogeschool van Amsterdam
  268. Marta KargĂłl
  269. Eveline Kroes, Socioloog en docent sociaal werk, Saxion, Enschede
  270. Frank Kresin, Decaan vd Faculteit Digitale Media & Creatieve Industrie, HvA, Amsterdam
  271. Paul Timmers, Onderzoeker / Adviseur, KU Leuven / WeltWert, Belgie
  272. Gerben Hoogenboom, Docent, SintLucas, Eindhoven
  273. Christa Nieuwboer, Actieonderzoeker, Apparent Onderzoek, Den Haag
  274. Rene Derkx, Research scientist, Eindhoven Brainport, Eindhoven
  275. Jos Baijens, docent, Fontys Journalistiek, Tilburg
  276. Liselore Ammerlaan, Independant Consultant, Mysocialsymphony, Muiderberg
  277. Maarten Paulusse, Information Literacy and Education Specialist, TU Eindhoven, Utrecht
  278. Gerrie Koning, Data Management Consultant, Eiffel, Groningen
  279. anonymous, Perspectivity
  280. Saloni Singh, Phd, Vrije university Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  281. Marcel Schouwenburg, Founder & CTO, Claustrum.^science
  282. Michiel van der Meer, Postdoctoral Researcher, Leiden University, Leiden
  283. Carlos Hernandez COrbato, Associate professor, Delft University of Technology, Delft
  284. Marleen van Leengoed, Strategisch adviseur, Values Based Innovation Studio, Eindhoven
  285. Baisong Liu, Robotic Researcher, Technology University of Eindhoven, Eindhoven
  286. Pam van der Wel, Omgevingsmanager, Bureau voor omgevingsmanagement, Rotterdam
  287. Roy Cornelissen, Software Architect, Doetinchem
  288. Samira IbnelkaĂŻd, Researcher, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  289. Arnoud Lagendijk, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  290. Maya Sanders, Voorraadbeheer, Stichting Het Dagelijks Bestaan, Zutphen
  291. Lisa Mandemaker, Speculative designer, PLECTRUM / Stichting Toekomstbeeld der Techniek, Amsterdam
  292. Koen Versmissen, Expertisecentrum Data-Ethiek, Den Haag
  293. Simon Langener, PostDoc researcher, RadboudUMC, Tactus Addiction Care, Nijmegen
  294. Johan Kwisthout, Hoogleraar en opleidingsdirecteur AI, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  295. Tim Donlou, Founder, Civility Bureau, Simpelveld
  296. dr. Alex Thinius, Lecturer, Universiteit van Amsterdam; Universiteit Maastricht
  297. Kevin Raaphorst, Assistant Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  298. Stefan Buijsman, Associate Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  299. Gaard Kets, Assistant Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  300. Silja Renooij, Universitair Hoofddocent Informatica & AI, Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht
  301. Carolien Nicolai, regisseur dienstverlening, gemeente Zeewolde, zeewolde
  302. Willemine Willems, Onderzoeker, Rathenau Instituut, Den Haag
  303. Kees Verhoeven, ondernemer, Bureau Digitale Zaken, Amersfoort
  304. Eelke Spaak, Assistant Professor in AI/Cognitive Neuroscience, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  305. Nazli Cila, Associate Professor, Delft University of Technology, Delft
  306. Yasha Tenhagen, Onderzoeker, Rathenau Instituut, Den Haag
  307. Lotje Siffels, postdoc, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  308. Joel Patty, Fulfilment Development leader, Inter IKEA, Amsterdam
  309. Alexander Laufer, Beleidsmedewerker technologie en mensenrechten, Op persoonlijke titel, Amsterdam
  310. Johannes Bendler, PhD Student, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  311. Armağan Karahanoğlu, Assistant Professor, University of Twente, Enschede
  312. Joris van Laarhoven, PhD researcher, Tilburg Law School, Tilburg
  313. Dave Murray-Rust, Associate Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  314. Dr. Sabine Wildevuur, Directeur, DesignLab/Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  315. dr. Tim S, R&D Software Engineer, Utrecht
  316. Fran Meissner, ITC - University of Twente, Enschede
  317. Roos Brekelmans, Digital Innovation Accelerator, Vattenfall + VU Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  318. Chris van den Boomen, Adviseur, Spectrum, Utrecht
  319. Dmitry Muravyov, PhD researcher, TU Delft
  320. Raoul Koudijs, Lecturer in Informatics, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  321. Arno Kok, Onderzoeker, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  322. Rineke Verbrugge, hoogleraar Logica en Cognitie, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Groningen
  323. Rosalie Hamstra, Zutphen
  324. Logan Ayliffe, product manager, SURF, Amersfoort
  325. Lotte Holterman, Ontwerper (kennis)overdracht en interpretatie, Holterman & Holterman, Arnhem
  326. Frank Ligterink, Onderzoeker, Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed, Amsterdam
  327. Esmee van den Akker, Fondsenweving, Arnhem
  328. Jan van Erp, Scientist, University of Twente, Leiden
  329. Alianda Lopez, PhD Candidate, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  330. Nils Donselaar, Lecturer AI, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  331. Julia jansen, Onderzoeker, TNO, Amsterdam
  332. Odette Scharenborg, Full professor, Delft University of Technology, Delft
  333. Frederike Schmitz, Programme leader Citizen Science, Open Science NL, Den Haag
  334. Martijn Arets, HvA/WageIndicator
  335. Annelies Kleinherenbrink, Assistant Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  336. Anneke Monsma, wetenschappelijk onderzoeker / PhD, Erasmus Universiteit / Universiteit Leiden, Rotterdam
  337. Jered Vroon, AI Coordinator, The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Delft
  338. Peter Chemweno, Assistant Professor, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  339. Navid Alemy, Participatory Social Deaigner, Agoratory, Amsterdam
  340. William van Giessen, Gd, Superpulp, Arnhem
  341. Anneke Sools, Associate Professor, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  342. Bas van Burk, Loodgieter, LEIDEN
  343. Esther van der Stappen, Lector, Avans Hogeschool, Breda
  344. Christa de Jong, Huisarts, Zorggroep Almere, Almere
  345. Janine Swaak, Innovatiemakelaar, Stichting Pioneering, Enschede
  346. Janne Verstappen, Researcher, Rathenau Instituut, The Hague
  347. Anouschka Scholten, Beleidsontwerper, Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties, Den Haag
  348. C.Ross-Gerritse, Lelystad
  349. Anne Bonvanie, Associate Lector Ethiek & Technologie, Hogeschool Saxion, Deventer
  350. T.E.Aalberts, Professor Law and Politics, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
  351. hans schnitzler, filosoof, amsterdam
  352. Eslam Abdelhady, PhD candidate, Utwente, Melbourne
  353. Alexandra Kapeller, Strategisch Adviseur, Op persoonlijke titel, Utrecht
  354. Christian Detweiler, Lector, The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Hague
  355. Tamara Ribbers, Promovendus, Universiteit Twente, Delft
  356. Mirko Tobias Schäfer, Associate Professor of AI, Data & Society, Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht
  357. Jessy de Cooker, Docentonderzoeker AI, Fontys Journalistiek, Tilburg
  358. Saskia Nijs, bestuurder, Amsterdam
  359. Jan Bransen, emeritus hoogleraar, Radboud Universiteit, Maarn
  360. Maaike Harbers, Lector AI & Society, Hogeschool Rotterdam
  361. Martijn Veening, sr IT projectspecialist, UMCG, Groningen
  362. Hannes Cools, Assistant Professor, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  363. Meggie Williams, Hogeschooldocent, De Haagse Hogeschool, Den Haag
  364. Rik Wehrens, Associate Professor Sociology of Digital Health, Erasmus University
  365. Roel Thijssen, Sales Manager, Eindhoven
  366. Ties Westendorp, Software ontwikkelaar en kandidaat gemeenteraadslid, Enschede
  367. Gertjan Duijm, Filmmaker, EX-AR, Utrecht
  368. Gijs Huisman, Assistant Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  369. Alex Piepenbrock, Toegepast filosoof, Haarlem
  370. Chun Fei Lung, Onderzoeker, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  371. Dr. Jos Aarts, MSc, Wetenschapshistoricus, Universiteit Utrecht, Nijmegen
  372. Marcel Otte
  373. Inge-Willem Noordergraaf, Senior research scientist, Groningen University, Groningen
  374. Laura Cull Ó Maoilearca, Professor, University of Amsterdam and Amsterdam University of the Arts, Amsterdam
  375. Gerjanne Tiemens, docent, Hogeschool Arnhem Nijmegen, Arnhem
  376. Caroline Bollen, Postdoctoral researcher, TU Eindhoven, Eindhoven
  377. Terry Nick Bergsma, Docent, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  378. Marlijn Gelsing, adviseur digitale transformatie/kunst&tech, Kunstloc Brabant, Nijmegen
  379. Federica Russo, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Techno-Science, Utrecht University, Utrecht
  380. AslÄą GĂźnay, Assistant Professor, University of Twente, Enschede
  381. Wijnand IJsselsteijn, Hoogleraar Cognition and Affect in Human-Technology Interaction, TU Eindhoven, Nuenen
  382. Pascale Le Blanc, Hoogleraar, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, Eindhoven
  383. David Abbink, Hoogleraar, TU Delft / FRAIM, Amsterdam
  384. Josette Gevers, Professor, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, Eindhoven
  385. Sam van der Horst, Designer and Researcher, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven
  386. Deborah Forster, researcher, FRAIM - TU Delft, Delft
  387. Sabine Winters, Philosopher, Future Based, Rheden
  388. J. Micah Prendergast, Assistant Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  389. Milja Kruijt, HET LAB, Rotterdam
  390. Nicky Mol, Promovendus, Technische Universiteit Delft, Delft
  391. Koen Frenken, Hoogleraar, Utrecht University, Amsterdam
  392. Franc van der Bent, Onderzoeker/ docent, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  393. Melanie KlĂśsters, Behavioural researcher, TNO, Amsterdam
  394. Sally Wyatt, Professor of Digital Cultures, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  395. Ramo de Boer, Gestalttherapeut, Mindconsult, Utrecht
  396. Florian van Zandwijk, Kunstenaar en docent ArtEZ, FLORIAN VAN ZANDWIJK, Schiedam
  397. Maayan Levi, Apeldoorn
  398. BH Hoorani, Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  399. Lennart Quispel, Software Engineer, Grave
  400. dr. Ernst Jan Stokvis, supervisor master scripties, zelfstandig, Hoorn
  401. Bart Jacobs, Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  402. MariĂŤlle Wijermars, Assistant Professor in Internet Governance, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  403. Shane Gibbons, Promovendus, Mathematical Institute, Leiden University, Leiden
  404. Joep Bos-Coenraad, ICT Projectleider, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  405. Natasha Labohm, docent/onderzoeker, De Haagse Hogeschool, Voorburg
  406. Danielle Sent, Associate professor, Tilburg University
  407. Marcel Becker, Universitair Hoofddocent Ethiek, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  408. Tibor Bosse, Hoogleraar AI & Communicatiewetenschap, Radboud Universiteit
  409. Roel Schouteten, UHD, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  410. Marjan Heuving, Docent HBO, Hogeschool Windesheim, Amersfoort
  411. Armand smits, Assistant professor, Radboud University
  412. Marcus Moonen, Directeur, MMSSP, Nijmegen
  413. J. Berendsen, IT-auditor
  414. Gabriela Ley, Management Assistant, Eindhoven University of Technology TU/e, Weert
  415. Martijn van Dokkum, Scholier, Zutphen
  416. Jo Wuijts, Leiden
  417. Mariette Schrier, Adviseur MDR, Hogeschool Utrecht, Leiden
  418. Doenja Oogjes, Assistant Professor, TU Eindhoven, Amsterdam
  419. Elise Verberg, Gepensioneerd, Leiderdorp
  420. David Schogt, Projectontwikkelaar, Waag Futurelab, Amsterdam
  421. Mirjan Albers, Adviseur, Cubiss, Helmond
  422. Matthew J. Pallett, Bristol
  423. Kent Anderson, Caldera Publishing, Westborough
  424. Floris Jansen, PhD candidate, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  425. Riccardo Vecellio Segate, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Groningen, Groningen
  426. Wolfgang Steinel, Universitair Docent, Leiden University, Amsterdam
  427. Dr. Arthur Casals, Researcher, Oneg.AI, Portugal
  428. Jan Bruin, Founder, Mei Social Vrij, Rotterdam
  429. Dr. Guus Timmerman, Care ethicist and qualitative researcher, Presence Foundation, Utrecht
  430. Constantine Sandis, Director, Lex Academic, London
  431. Bart Tunnissen, Directeur projectontwikkeling en juridische zaken, Waag Futurelab, Amsterdam
  432. Tatiana Bachkirova, Professor of Coaching Psychology, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford
  433. Julieta Matos CastaĂąo, Futures Compass, The Hague
  434. Arnoud Wils, Research Software Engineer, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  435. Laura, Student, Leiden
  436. Henri de Waele, Professor of Law, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  437. Jos Hornikx, Hoogleraar, Radboud Universiteit
  438. Sarah Bracke, Hoogleraar Sociologie, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  439. Sadaf Javed, PhD, Radboud University
  440. dr. Nik Linders, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  441. dr. Marcel van Daalen, Assistant professor, Leiden University, Leiden
  442. Julie vegter, programmamaker, culturele confetti, amsterdam
  443. Wiese, Doro, Assistant Professor, Literary and Cultural Studies, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  444. Tjeerd Rijpma, Bedrijfskundig adviseur, 's-Gravenhage
  445. Jan Hauters, Researcher AI Ethics Literacy, University College London, Beijing
  446. Elvin Amerigo Valerio, Associate Professor, Asia Pacific College, Makati
  447. Wessel Kraaij, hoogleraar data science, Universiteit Leiden, Leiden
  448. Koen Leurs, Universitair Hoofddocent, Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht
  449. Loes Franssen, Student Psychologie, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  450. Bart, teacher, Wageningen University
  451. Andreas Milias-Argeitis, Associate Professor, University of Groningen, Groningen
  452. Kiek Korevaar, Amsterdam
  453. AndrĂŠ Gauw, informatiemanager, Gemeente Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  454. Harry Wagendorp, secretaris, St. de Grijze Ezel Heemskerk, Heemskerk
  455. Paul van Buuren, Expert webtoegankelijkheid, Rotterdam
  456. Susan Leemburg, researcher, Biomedical Center, Plzen, Czech Republic
  457. Mafalda Gamboa, PhD Student, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg
  458. Nique van Overbeek, Hoofddocent, HAN, Nijmegen
  459. Angelina Kostadinova, Student, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  460. Jaap-Henk Hoepman, Associate professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  461. Tycho Malmberg, directeur, NIBI - Nederlands Instituut voor Biologie, Bilthoven
  462. Holger H. Hoos, Professor, Leiden University, Leiden
  463. Herbert Jansen, Hogeschooldocent, Windesheim University of Applied Sciences, Zwolle
  464. Fenna Rasing, student, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  465. Pablo Mosteiro, Assistant Professor, Utrecht University, Utrecht
  466. Aneta Spendzharova, Associate Professor, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  467. Ianus Keller, Docent, TU Delft, Delft
  468. Ing. Y. Prinsen, Bestuurder, Het Lab Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  469. Marco Spruit, Hoogleraar Data Science, Universiteit Leiden, Leiden
  470. Jorgen Karskens, Projectleider Civic Interaction Design, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  471. Dr. Dawa Ometto, Research Engineer, Utrecht University, Utrecht
  472. Marjolein van Vucht, program manager, CLICKNL, Den Haag
  473. Frank van der Duin, professor music pedagogy musician, Codarts Rotterdam, 's-Gravenhage
  474. Ward Gauderis, PhD researcher, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels
  475. Dr. A. van Stee, Lecturer and Theme Leader Teacher Professionalization, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  476. Veerle Loonstra, Lerarenopleider, Hogeschool van Arnhem en Nijmegen, Nijmegen
  477. Evan Spruijt, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  478. Hanna Schraffenberger, Assistant Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  479. Stefan van Perlo, IT/Consultant, Renkum
  480. Jonathan Schoen, Docent, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  481. Esther Plomp, Research Developer, University of Aruba, Research Center, Oranjestad
  482. Elmer Veldkamp, Universiteir docent, Universiteit Leiden, Leiden
  483. Quirine van Eeden, Onderzoeker, Rathenau Instituut
  484. MariĂŤtte Vissers, Avans hogeschool
  485. Suzette Pauwels, Programmacoordinator Digitaal Burgerschap, Bibliotheek Berkel & IJssel, Zutphen
  486. Geneviève Girard, Policy advisor, TU Delft, Delft
  487. Irma Luijken, Strategisch Communicatie Adviseur, Nieuw-Vennep
  488. Erica Warndorff, Master's Student, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  489. Hanne Oberman, Junior Assistant Professor, Utrecht University, Utrecht
  490. Emily Daemen, The Green Land
  491. Onno Kosters, Associate Professor, Utrecht University, Utrecht
  492. Steffen MĂźller, Associate Professor, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Groningen
  493. Paula Martinez, Design research Lead, Cognizant, Amsterdam
  494. dr. Sophie Slaats, Postdoctoral researcher, UniversitÊ de Genève, Genève
  495. Erik Vos, Ontwerper, Het Lab - ontwerp en advies, Arnhem
  496. Amber Idzinga, masterstudent, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Heerenveen
  497. drs. Erik Lint, Head IDlab, Amsterdam University of the Arts, Amsterdam
  498. Ileana Camerino, Lecturer, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  499. nelleke groen, expert tech law and standardisation
  500. Jochem de Groot, Adviseur Dienstverlening, GnK Projectmanagement, Dalfsen
  501. Willem-Jelle Westra, Docent & Communicatie- en Dataspecialist, Willem-Jelle, IJsselstein
  502. JanJaap Rijpkema, Dessing Teacher/Designer., Amsterdam University of Applied Science, Amsterdam
  503. Conny Schakenbos, adviseur digitale dienstverlening
  504. Wouter Tebbens, Director, Free Knowledge Institute, Amsterdam
  505. Judith Weda, Researcher, University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, Amersfoort
  506. Charlotte Backx, Communicatieadviseur, Door Lotje Getikt, Tilburg
  507. Jan N. van Rijn, Assistant Professor, Universiteit Leiden, Leiden
  508. Maja Vojt, manager, Hamminkeln
  509. Paul Meijer, Manager culturele broedplaats, Stichting Xpositron, Amsterdam
  510. Marianna Capasso, Researcher in Philosophy & Ethics of Technology, Den Haag
  511. Hans welting, Chemisch ingenieur, Enschede
  512. Kelly Mullins, co-founder, newcouncil, Amsterdam
  513. Anna Elffers, Maastricht University, Amsterdam
  514. Taylor Stone, Program Manager, TU Delft, Delft
  515. Linda Geerligs, Associate Professor, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen
  516. Martin Siekman, docent, Universiteit, Enschede
  517. Wybren Walinga, Master Student, University of Twente., Enschede
  518. Ronald Leenes, Professor Regulation by Technology, Tilburg University, Tilburg
  519. Meike Grol, coordinator Master Human-centered AI, Hogeschool Utrecht
  520. Michael Grooff, Promovendus, TU Darmstadt, Darmstadt
  521. Tini Kwint, Docent Welzijn en Gezondheid, Hogeschool Windesheim, Assen
  522. anonymous, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  523. Lea Krause, Postdoctoral Researcher, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  524. Daniel Anadria, Doctoral Researcher, Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht
  525. Tobias KappĂŠ, Assistant Professor, Leiden University, Leiden
  526. Larisa Smit, Alkmaar
  527. Eric Safai, Researcher, University of Twente, Enschede
  528. Carissa Champlin, Onderzoeker, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  529. Henk Kluvers, Informatiebeveiliging en privacy coĂśrdinator, UWV Sociaal-medische Zaken, op persoonlijke titel,, Almere
  530. Abdallah Al-Janabi, PhD Student, Vrije Universiteit, Amstelveen
  531. Hans Ferket, Docent VO, Comenius, Leeuwarden
  532. Gabriel Silvano, Morton Grove
  533. Jeroen Fransen, Founder, Revisely, Breda
  534. Sven Hubers, Amanuensis, University Twente TNW, Almelo
  535. Martin Boeckhout, Docent, Hogeschool Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  536. JosĂŠ van Dijck, Hoogleraar media en digitale samenleving, Universiteit Utrecht
  537. Sylvia Bakker, Toezichthouder, Autoriteit woningcorporaties
  538. Gilles van Luijtelaar, prof em, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  539. Marc Holtkamp, EU Adviseur, Universiteit Leiden, Leiden
  540. john beerends, onderzoeker, geen, hengstdijk
  541. Berendina van Solkema, Farmacist, Apotheek It Kruswald, Buitenpost
  542. Petra Madelon de Graaf, Docent Responsible AI, Hogeschool Rotterdam
  543. Robert-Jan Drenth, Data Architect, Flynth, Vught
  544. Jules Ernst, Adviseur digitale toegankelijkheid, 200 OK, Rotterdam
  545. Letty Wessels, Kenniswerker, Movisie, Utrecht
  546. Janosch Prinz, Associate Professor, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  547. Sam Passeport, Instructional Designer, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
  548. T. Withagen, Ondernemer, Amsterdam
  549. Simon Mamahit, Adviseur, Cultuur Oost, Nijmegen
  550. Jan Ramakers, Retired senior researcher parliamentary history Radboud Univery, Nijmegen
  551. R. Michels, Breda
  552. Stella Boess, Assistant Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  553. Ayoub Bagheri, Associate Professor AI & NLP, Universiteit Utrecht
  554. Mark Tiele Westra, Associate Lector Applied AI, NHL Stenden / Firda, Leeuwarden
  555. G. Treiber, Assistant Professor of Ethics and Political Philosophy, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  556. Skye van der Sijp, Software-ontwikkelaar, Borne
  557. Esther Sipma, docent, Hogeschool Windesheim, Zwolle
  558. Mauricio, Software Engineer, Zenchef, Amsterdam
  559. Nicky Dries, Professor of Organizational Behavior, Future of Work Lab @ KU Leuven, Leuven
  560. Mirto Niki Trouva, Project Manager, Dordrecht
  561. Alexander Den Heijer, Schrijver, Amsterdam
  562. Joris Kaal, Ingenieur, B/MSC, Enschede
  563. Onna Nieuwenhuis, Adviseur innovatieve leermiddelen, Kennisnet, Arnhem
  564. Wilma van Wezenbeek, Algemeen directeur, KB, nationale bibliotheek, Den Haag
  565. Anthony Gadsdon, Beleidsadviseur AI, NWO, Den Haag
  566. Simon Tindemans, Associate Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  567. Karin Clavel, Manager University Library, TU Delft, Delft
  568. Raf De Bont, Professor History of Science, Maastricht University, Maastricht
  569. Sandra van Geel, Groenbalans b.v., Utrecht
  570. Judy Elfferich, Zierikzee
  571. Myrthe, Student, TU Delft, Leiden University, Delft
  572. Barry J Hake, IndĂŠpendant researcher, Groningen
  573. Chandrima Chattopadhyay, PhD, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  574. Samantha Bennett, PhD Candidate, TU/e, Amsterdam
  575. Bas, PhD, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  576. Arne Diehl, PhD Candidate & Junior Lecturer, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  577. Manon den Dunnen, Strategisch Specialist emerging technologies, Amsterdam
  578. Ronald Nijboer, Auteur, Emmeloord
  579. Emily Kho, IT staff & local Board Member, BIJ1, Den Haag
  580. Klara Raiber, Assistant Professor Sociology, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  581. Dean Sparrow
  582. Esther Liefting, Specialist Onderzoekscommunatie, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  583. Stefan Schlobach, Professor, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  584. Goda Mockute, AI Innovation & Parnterships Manager, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  585. Charlotte Gerritsen, Associate Professor AI, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
  586. Alderick van Klaveren, Ervaringsdeskundige, RITME, Amersfoort
  587. Alex Schutzelaars, sociaal-wetenschapper, privĂŠ (gepensioneerd), Capelle aan den IJssel
  588. Max Slenter, Helmond
  589. Onno Westra, Ondernemer, Landgraaf
  590. Dr. E. Spaan, ex. ass. Prof. Global Health / Fotograaf &Beeldend Kunstenaar, SpaanPhotography, Nijmegen
  591. Theo Bakker, Lector Learning Technology & Analytics, De Haagse Hogeschool, Den Haag
  592. Nienke Spanauf, Hogeschooldocent, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  593. Lotte, Communicatieadviseur, Groningen
  594. Bart-Jan van Roekel, Engineer, Den Haag
  595. Philip Lafeber M.Sc. AI, Docent/onderzoeker, Hogeschool van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  596. Joke Vesseur, Goes
  597. Marianne Blokpoel, Retraite, Non, Wijchen
  598. Djamari Oetringer, Lecturer, Radboud University, School of Artificial Intelligence, Nijmegen
  599. Hans van Hummel, Uitgever, Doorn
  600. Ronald Post, Software Engineer, Amsterdam
  601. Philip Andrew van Allen, AI Researcher, Commotion AI, Delft
  602. Virginia Meijer, IT Platform Engineer, ABN AMRO, Amsterdam
  603. Mathijs van Meerkerk, UX designer, Organiq, Rotterdam
  604. Paul Hendriks, adviseur, P Hendriks Advies, Bunnik
  605. Elise Bakker, Grafisch vormgever, n.v.t., Den Haag
  606. Lorenzo Gerbi, Co-Director, Baltan Laboratories, Eindhoven
  607. Angelina Kozhevnikova, Artist, Researcher, Animaspace, TU Delft, Rotterdam
  608. Eric Hendriks, Directeur, Mijnbuurtje, Nijmegen
  609. ir. Fred Hage, ICT consultant, Open Dataspace Lab
  610. Martijn de Vreeze, Copywriter, Copy Commando, Amstedam
  611. Wanda Barquin, Non-Exec Director, Magnificat Partnerships, New York
  612. Jeroen Peeters, Designer, Future of Now, Utrecht
  613. Linda Nieuwenhuijsen
  614. CĂŠlia Cannappah, PhD Candidate, University of Twente, Hengelo
  615. Sean Gilis, Programme manager Digital Citizenship, ECF, Amsterdam
  616. Anne Leferink, Universitair docent, University of Twente, Enschede
  617. Maximilian Jaugstetter, Postdoc, University Twente, Enschede
  618. Bas Overtoom, Technicus, Universiteit Twente, hengelo
  619. Mark Brussel, Senior Lecturer, University of Twente, Diepenveen
  620. Ana Mafalda Madureira, Assistant Professor, University of Twente, Enschede
  621. Johannes Fahrenfort, Assistant Professor, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  622. Fedor van der Laan, PhD, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  623. Evander van Wolfswinkel, Onderzoeker Data Science, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Apeldoorn
  624. Stella Tzertzeveli, University of Twente, enschede
  625. Susan Groenia, PhD, Universiteit Twente, Enschede
  626. Linda Hoek-Lenferink, Researcher, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Enschede
  627. Narine Ghazaryan, Assistant Professor of International and European Law, Radboud University
  628. M. Engelbertink, associate lector, Saxion, Enschede
  629. Ghislaine de Groot, student, Radboud Universiteit, Andel
  630. Wesley Hartogs, Creative Technologist, designer, Context Undefined, Eindhoven
  631. Danique Snel, Ambtenaar, RVO, Rotterdam
  632. Patricia van Rijswijk, Specialist Nieuwswijsheid, Beeld & Geluid, Amsterdam
  633. Nina Trauernicht, Assistant professor, University of Twente, Enschede
  634. Thiseas Kampouroglou, University of Twente, Enschede
  635. Eugène Tonino, Consultant, Cleartone Consultancy, Aerdenhout
  636. RomĂŠe Postma, Ontwerper, Bits of Freedom, Amsterdam
  637. Maria CecĂ­lia Gomes (thank you!), Assistant Professor, FCT UNL, Lisboa
  638. Roosje Klap, Algemeen en artistiek directeur, Noorderlicht, Groningen
  639. Dennis Hamer, Docent Toegepaste Filosofie, Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht
  640. Roy Bendor, Associate Professor, TU Delft, Delft
  641. Claudia Groß, Associate Professor, TIAS School for Business & Society, Utrecht
  642. Paul van der Kaaden, Retired, Oosterbeek
  643. Marc Dekens, ICT Technician, Freelance, Arnhem
  644. Filippo Santoni de Sio, Professor of Ethics of Technology, TU Eindhoven
  645. anonymous
  646. Melle Boot, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, Nijmegen
  647. Sebastian GrĂźschke, revalidatiearts, klimmendaal revalidatiespecialisten, Oosterbeek
  648. Antonio Schettino, Head Open and Responsible Science, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  649. Wim Vanderbauwhede, Professor in Low Carbon Computing, University of Glasgow, Glasgow
  650. Sander Bosch, Open Science Coordinator, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  651. scientist rebellion NL, climate activist group, scientist rebellion NL, various
  652. Fleur Zeldenrust, Associate Professor, Donders Institute, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  653. Lidy Vos, Directeur/bestuurder, Bibliotheek Rivierenland, Tiel
  654. Nitesh Bharosa, Hoogleraar GovTech en Innovatie, TU Delft, Delft
  655. peter, AOW, AOW, Amsterdam
  656. Karen van Rijsewijk, Communicatieadviseur, Arnhem
  657. Marissa, Onderezoeker, SETUP, Utrecht
  658. dr. ir. Thirsa Huisman, Researcher, Johannes Gutenberg Univerity Mainz, Mainz
  659. Noortje, Teamleider communicatie, gemeente Hollands Kroon, Anna Paulowna
  660. Yasmin Sheikh, Illustrator, Breda
  661. Pablo San Gregorio de Lucas, Interaction Technologist, Shaman Garage, Enschede
  662. Erik Koopman, Elektrotechnicus, Nijmegen
  663. Prof. Dr. Louise Knight, Professor of Public Sector and Healthcare Procurement, University of Twente, Enschede
  664. Sam Edens, lecturer-researcher, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Amsterdam
  665. Willem Vroom, gepensioneerd, onderwijs, Venlo
  666. anonymous
  667. dr. Mathieu Steijn, Universitair Docent Stedelijke Economie, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  668. Florian Kunneman, Assistant Professor, Utrecht University, Utrecht
  669. anonymous, Student, Leiden University
  670. Madou Duijvestijn, Medical student, Leiden University, Leiden
  671. Jeroen de Wit, Directeur, Basisschool, Amstelveen
  672. Harvey Terhorst, Techforce Nederland, AMSTERDAM
  673. Marcel Richters, Sr.Engineer Industrial Automation, Prive persoon, Gouda
  674. Michiel Stam, Consultant, Utrecht
  675. Julia Noordegraaf, Hoogleraar Digital Erfgoed, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Amsterdam
  676. Peter Bex, Software engineer, bevuta IT GmbH, Eindhoven
  677. Barbara MĂźller, Associate Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  678. Marieke Woensdregt, Assistant Professor, Radboud University, Nijmegen
  679. Marga van der Kroon, Docent Informatica, Het Amsterdams Lyceum, Amsterdam
  680. Hugo van Riet, pensionado, Amsterdam
  681. a. van der heijden, apotheker, Oostzaan
  682. Letizia Chiappini, AMSTERDAM
  683. Victor Zuydweg, Programmamanager, ICTU / Gebruiker Centraal, Wageningen
  684. Benoit Van Lee, Software Support, Hasselt
  685. Peter Burgers, Student, University of Twente, Enschede
  686. RaphaĂŤl Velt, Docent, Breda
  687. Maurice van Keulen, Adjunct hoogleraar, University of Twente, Enschede
  688. Martijn Schornagel, Graphic – UX designer, Momono Ontwerpwerk, Haarlem
  689. Vicky Rampin, Assistant Curator, New York University, NYC
  690. Sonja Verpaalen, Business Analist, Breda
  691. Jonty Galinsky, Ondernemer, Galinsky bv, Amsterdam
  692. Yolanda Bakker, Communicatietrainer, De Monchy & Bakker, Amsterdam
  693. Emmanuel Chamilakis, developer, manos developing, Nijmegen
  694. Roelant Ossewaarde, Hogeschoolhoofddocent & onderzoeker, Hogeschool Utrecht, Utrecht
  695. Kai Moerenhout, Student, TU Delft, Delft
  696. mathijs de jong, werkstudent, STT, Den Haag
  697. Ermanno Starita, Teacher, Chiang Mai
  698. Rogier van Ree, UHD, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, Rotterdam
  699. sander van nederveen, senior lecturer, TU Delft, delft
  700. Marco Arts, Tech entrepreneur, Eindhoven
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