


How do algorithms shape our daily lives, and how can we shape these technologies ourselves?
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant promise but a part of everyday life. From the way we learn and work to how we deal with health, climate and safety, algorithms increasingly influence our choices, opportunities and responsibilities. The question is no longer if AI has an impact, but how we can ensure that these technologies truly serve people and society.
With Algorithms for All, the University of Twente opens up that conversation. This series of sessions brings together researchers, students, professionals and anyone with an interest in the role of AI in society, around five timely themes: education, climate, work, health and safety.
The initiative was developed by Kristy Claassen, PhD candidate in Philosophy of Technology, and Udipta Boro, PhD candidate in Urban Safety and AI, in collaboration with the Digital Society Institute (DSI).
Automation and digital systems are changing the nature of work and the skills we need. At the same time, they affect how we collaborate, make decisions and experience autonomy.
In this session, we look at how AI can contribute to more meaningful and equitable forms of work. How can organisations balance efficiency with empathy, and innovation with inclusion? And what does it mean to design technologies that genuinely support human well-being?
Each session creates space for exchange and dialogue. Short contributions by researchers and guest speakers from professional practice provide the starting point for an open discussion on the social, ethical and technological dimensions of AI. In doing so, the series reflects the essence of the University of Twente’s mission: High Tech Human Touch.
Expect an inspiring and informal atmosphere, with a free vegan kroket sandwich for everyone attending.
Algorithms for All is open to everyone interested in the societal dimensions of technology and curious about the role of AI in our lives. Whether you are a researcher, student, professional or simply interested, the series offers an opportunity to exchange ideas, ask questions and discover new perspectives together.
An open invitation to join the conversation - about technology, society, and the future we want to shape together. Because only together can we discover how technology can truly serve people and society.