As part of a broader consortium, Algorithm Audit supports the AI Office of the European Commission in the course of 2026-28 in evaluating the sociotechnical risks of General Purpose AI (GPAI) models. The project will be carried out in collaboration with, among others, Technopolis Group, TNO, Leiden University and Oxford Internet Institute.

Between Q3 2025 and Q2 2026, Algorithm Audit supports UNIA, the Belgian human rights institute, in implementing an assessment protocol to assess the use of algorithms and AI in alleged discrimination cases.

From Q3-2025 up to Q1-2026, Algorithm Audit participates in a consortium with the Dutch judiciary, Technical University Eindhoven, T&T Data Consultancy and Deloitte in a project to validate LLM-based chatbot voorrecht-Rechtspraak. The outcome of the project will be a validation framework for LLMs that are used for sharing public information. This project is supported by the program ‘Responsible AI in practice’ of the SIDN Fund and TopSectorICT.

From Q2-2025 up to Q4-2025, Algorithm Audit supports the Council of Europe (CoE) and the equality bodies of Belgium, Finland and Portugal to develop assessment protocols to uphold equality and non-discrimination by use of AI in public administration. More information about the project can be found here.

In Q3-2025 up to Q1-2026, Algorithm Audit supports the Municipality of Utrecht with conducting a bias analysis of an algorithmic system.

From Q2-2025 up to Q4-2025, Algorithm Audit supports the Court of Auditors Deventer with an investigation into usage of algorithms and AI systems by the Municipality of Deventer. See report.

In 2025-26, Algorithm Audit works otgether with the Dutch Executive Education Agency (DUO) to build internal validation capacity to assess algorithmic-driven decision-making processes from both qualitative and quantitative perspectives.

From Q3-2024 up to Q1-2025, Algorithm Audit supported the Council of Europe (CoE) with updating eLearning with materials relating to the AI Act and CoE Framework Convention on AI.

From Q3-2024 up to Q1-2025, Algorithm Audit assisted the Municipality of Amsterdam to identify AI systems falling within the scope of the AI Act and to assign the appropriate risk categories to these systems.

From Q3-2023 up to Q2-2024, Algorithm Audit assisted the Dutch Executive Eductaion Agency’s (DUO) with an internal investigation into an allegedly biased algorithmic-driven decision-making process.

• The first audit report was sent to DUO and Dutch Parliament on 01-01-2024;
• The second audit report was sent to DUO and Dutch Parliament on 22-05-2024.