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Copilot supports writing, summarising, e-mailing and preparing for meetings. With Copilot, we work more efficiently and improve our services. We use Copilot responsibly and actively invest in employees' AI knowledge.

This algorithm helps e-mail users determine when an e-mail contains sensitive information and should be sent securely.

Chatbot JAI is a chatbot trained on Dutch law. It supports employees in answering and questioning legal questions.

Tolkie is a reading aid on the municipality's website. Tolkie ensures that everyone can understand the information on our website. By summarising texts in simple language or by reading texts aloud.

The algorithm in the software is mainly set to recognise and anonymise privacy-sensitive information in documents. Basis for this is the AVG. The tool is also used to highlight and mask information that cannot be shared for other reasons (based on another basis, e.g. the Woo) in a document.

Residents of Dutch municipalities can digitally arrange various civil affairs processes with the municipality. To process simple declarations automatically, the system performs various checks on the person's list, address and attached data.

CompetentNL has been developed within the Vaardig met Vaardigheden programme. For the development of CompetentNL, the Bias module is used behind the scenes, i.e. not directly in externally oriented applications. The module promotes the inclusiveness of CompetentNL by analysing and simplifying lang...

This page provides a general overview of the different types of shape recognition of the Amsterdam municipality within the registry. Shape recognition focuses on recognising specific objects or patterns. Forms of shape recognition within the municipality: -object detection waste; -pressure image; an...

Residents and entrepreneurs of Dutch municipalities will have the opportunity to apply for and register a number of civil affairs products digitally via the municipal website. In doing so, the system performs checks on personal data.

The aim of LAA is to improve the quality of address data in the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP). This will enable public bodies to carry out their public duties based on accurate information.