The Artificial Intelligence and Data Science division is the largest division of the Information and Computing Sciences department.
The groups have extensive research collaboration within the division, the department, the faculty, the university, nationally, and internationally. The members of the division are teaching in the Bachelor's programmes Artificial Intelligence, Computing Sciences and Information Science, as well as in the Master's programmes Artificial Intelligence, Applied Data Science, Data Science, Computing Science and Human Computer Interaction.
Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (AI&DS) are transforming the world around us rapidly and radically. AI&DS serve as the backbone for informed decision-making and innovation, analysing vast datasets, identifying patterns, modelling intelligent phenomena such as reasoning, planning, autonomous systems, natural language processing, simulations of complex (social) systems, and executing intricate tasks efficiently. These developments require addressing the safety, trustworthiness, and explainability of AI&DS techniques and innovations. The dynamic collaboration between artificial intelligence and data science fuels excitement around their collective potential to revolutionize industries, reshape scientific research, and address complex challenges of our societies, making them a driving force in our increasingly digital world.