AI workshop The Hague for companies

The Hague is where policy is made, and where consultants, international organisations and companies meet each other. For AI that means the questions are as often about compliance and ethics as about speed and application. Our workshops serve both.

It is also the city where we're asked for English most often. Embassies, international organisations and consultancies here work in mixed-nationality teams as a matter of course, and we run the full programme in English as readily as in Dutch.

What makes an AI day in The Hague different?

A sizeable share of our clients here work in or around the public sector: ministries, implementing bodies, NGOs and consultancies serving government. There, conversations turn sooner to AI literacy under the EU AI Act, to safe models for government data, and to deploying AI without breaching transparency requirements.

Our workshops are built for that. The AI Inspiration Session and the Prompt Engineering Sprint together cover the core of Article 4 AI literacy — and on request we can document what was covered, which is useful for your compliance file.

We come to your office in the Beatrixkwartier, the centre, Scheveningen or Ypenburg. For larger or internationally oriented groups we're happy to work from the World Forum. For a less formal day, the Fokker Terminal is a good option.

Which organisations is this for?

• Ministries, implementing bodies and municipalities organising AI training for staff
• Consultancies serving government or the semi-public sector
• International organisations and NGOs working in a multinational setting
• Legal, finance and strategy firms operating around the Hofvijver

Practical details

Parking in the centre of The Hague is limited. Most of our days start at offices with good public transport links. We set up an hour before the start. Our trainers work in both English and Dutch; just let us know which you want during the intake.

Next step

Book an intake — we'd like to hear your context (public, private, international) before proposing a programme. Or have a look at the seven workshop formats first.