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Practical tips for AI development

Over four years, researchers from the AI@Work group studied how AI is developed and applied within organizations. Based on in this in-depth ethnographic research, the team designed practical recommendations for AI development.

The AIKnow, an NWO funded Open Competition project, followed AI from development in the lab to its use on the work floor. The team, consisting of Marleen HuysmanElla HafermalzAnastasia SergeevaTomislav KaracicMario de Sosa and Anne Mayer, studied AI development and its use in organizational contexts. Together with practitioners the team developed practical recommendations for organizations: click to download the flyer with practical recommendations

The research is supported by the NWO Open Competition Grant “AIKnow: Is AI outsmarting us? The impact of AI on knowledge work” (file number 406.18.E8.030). The flyer is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

AI@Work research group

Meet the community of researchers who study AI in organizations

Managing AI beyond the hype

 Turn AI initiatives into effective value for your organizations

Bridging researchers & practitioners

Discover how we connect researchers and practitioners

Why did this AI tool fail?

In this video, we dive into the case of developing AI technology for hiring, unpack what went wrong, and—more importantly—what we can learn from it. 

In one project, a complex matching algorithm for recruiting job candidates failed because it didn’t align with the recruiters' existing workflow. In contrast, a simpler tool that spotlighted overlooked candidates succeeded by addressing a specific, practical need. Lesson learned: instead of developing ambitious cutting-edge tools, focus on supporting the everyday workflows of experts.

Is feeding data enough to develop AI?

 In this video, we dive into the case of using AI to identify cucumber traits for breeding, unpack what went wrong, and—more importantly—what we can learn from it.

Avoid 3 ML Development Pitfalls with a Collaborative AI Approach

Key Takeaways for Developers Working in Organizations

AIKNOW Project team

These recommendations are based on ethnographic research conducted by the reserchers from the AI@Work research group at the KIN Center for Digital Innovation.

dr. Wendy Günther

Assistant Professor

dr. Ella Hafermalz

Associate Professor

prof. dr. Marleen Huysman

Professor of Knowledge and Organization -

dr. Tomislav Karacic

prof. dr. Anastasia V. Sergeeva

Professor of Work, Technology and Organization

dr. Mario Sosa Hidalgo

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