Public organisations carry a double burden with AI: it has to work, and it has to hold up to scrutiny. This track is about doing both, without disappearing into abstract policy. Governance, procurement, transparency and service delivery, told through what public organisations in the North have actually put into practice.
This track is aimed at government bodies, municipalities, the province, executive agencies, policymakers, public professionals and public-sector innovation teams: everyone who has to turn principles about responsible AI into services that citizens actually use.
The speakers are public-sector leaders, policy experts, implementation teams and specialists who can talk about responsible use, governance, procurement and accountability, and back it up with cases. What was decided, what was bought, what was published, who was accountable when it went wrong.
Seven sessions of roughly 30 minutes, in aiGrunn's central 3-2-2 day format.
Public organisations putting AI to work: pilots that became practice, responsible use and what other governments can learn from them. See all confirmed talks across the tracks on the schedule.
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We are looking for public-sector leaders, policy experts, implementation teams and specialists who can speak concretely about responsible use, governance, procurement, accountability and what it took to get something live.
The pilots that stalled and the procurement lessons are just as valuable as the successes. Submit your proposal for aiGrunn 2026 and join a lineup of speakers from across the Netherlands and beyond.
Submit your talk →Deadline for submissions: 13 October 2026
A selection of talks on safety, ethics, transparency and public-sector AI from aiGrunn 2025, 2024 and 2023. Looking for the deep technical ones? They are on the tech track page.
