For the first time in BNAIC’s history, the first day of BNAIC (21 October) is dedicated to workshop sessions organized by the community. These sessions bring together different AI communities from across the Benelux around the following topics:
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Ten Lenses on Neurosymbolic AI: A Multidisciplinary View from the Flanders AI Research Program (https://dtai.cs.kuleuven.be/
tutorials/bnaic2026/) -
Foundation Models for Clinical Decision Making (FOMO4CDM): A Focused Session on Clinical AI at the Frontier of Large-Scale Pre-Training (https://trailab.nl/FOMO4CDM/)
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Bayesian Optimization (https://sasan-amini.github.
io/BOW26/) -
What Platforms Hide: Computational Methods for Public-Interest Research (https://thalesbertaglia.com/
bnaic2026-what-platforms-hide/ ) -
AI-based Energy Trading Workshop (https://sites.google.com/
view/ bnaic2026aibasedenergytrading/ homepage) -
Workshop on Learning and Reasoning with Graphs (https://lrg-workshop.github.
io/) -
The Dutch AI Labs Ecosystem Model: Building Knowledge, Talent, and Impact Together (ICAI) (https://icai.ai/event/icai-
bnaic-2026/) -
Artificial Intelligence for Digital Twins: Challenges and Best Practices (https://ai4dt-workshop.
github.io/2026/) -
Can We Trust AI? A Roundtable Discussion Workshop on Trustworthy AI (https://taidisc.github.io/)
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Multimodal Bootstrapping in Humans and Language Models
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Neurosymbolic AI and Human-Centered Design for Trustworthy Systems (https://www.utwente.nl/en/
eemcs/dmb/news/seminars/ bniac2026/)
Full session details: https://www.
You can select the sessions you would like to join when you register.
Early-bird registration for BNAIC/BeNeLearn 2026 (Maastricht, 21–23 October) closes on 5 October.
