Relevant algorithmic risks are those that may affect individuals, groups or society as a whole. And that subsequently may disrupt society. This Algorithmic Risks Report Netherlands is drafted to make relevant stakeholders – private and public organisations, politicians, policymakers and the public – aware of these risks in a timely manner, so that preventative action can be taken.

Also read the accompanying press release: First Algorithmic Risks Report Netherlands calls for additional action to control algorithmic and AI risks