KIN is hiring!
Two PhD positions for project ‘Is AI outsmarting us? The impact of AI on knowledge work ‘ Location: AMSTERDAM FTE: 1 Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing work, and predictions […]
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Smarter together in the age of AI
Building bridges between AI development and AI use. KIN Research’s Marleen Huysman wins prestigious NWO grant to follow AI from development in the lab to its use on the work […]
Ethnography course is now open for registration
As Ethnography is KIN’s signature research methodology, we are happy to announce that we have just opened up registrations for our upcoming Ethnography Course. The course will be taught by Ruthanne […]
Long read: How being ‘selfish’ serves the collective interest in the end
How a common goal can be reached despite clashing individual interests The following white-paper is part of Jochem Hummel research on ‘Collaboration and innovation between heterogeneous actors’. Jochem will be […]
Visions on AI at The Next Web Conference 2019
What are visions of speakers and participants of the largest tech conference in the Netherlands on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and work? The KIN Center for Digital Innovation joined The Next […]
Who are the champions (part 2)
Vond je onze eerste blog over het zorgecosysteem al een long read? Goed nieuws: we maken er een longer read van! In het eerste deel zagen we hoe zorgaanbieders en […]
9-13 August 2019 Symposium: ‘Algorithms at Work: Tales from the Field of Artificial Intelligence’
We are proud to announce that between August 9-13, 2019 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, Anastasia Sergeeva and Marleen Huysman will be organizing a symposium on the topic: ‘Algorithms at Work: […]
KINTalk: Building towards circularity and digital innovation – April 5th
KINTalks – de Architekten Cie.: ‘Digital innovations in architecture, towards a circular economy’ Architecture is like good music. It plays an important part in our daily lives, people always have […]
Remote work is here to stay, we just need to learn how to embrace it
Widely available mobile technologies, and the services provided by Whatsapp or Skype allow many people to work anytime, anywhere. Remote, nomadic and distributed working provides clear opportunities: companies can save […]
How AI impacts work
Professor Marleen Huysman, head of the KIN Center of Digital Innovation, is leading social science research on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being applied in organizations. While societal debates on […]