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In a dynamic joint lecture, Gina Doekhie and Jim Stolze guide you through the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI). They do so from a single provocative angle: what could a criminal do with it? Only when we understand how AI can be misused can we truly protect ourselves against it and use the technology to make us safer. Think of AI that uses anomaly detection to identify unusual behaviour in network traffic at lightning speed, while the very same technology is used by criminals to make their attacks appear as “normal” as possible. A genuine arms race of AI versus AI.
Event details of Alumni Week: What if we use AI to put cybercriminals out of work?
Date
9 October 2026
Time
14:30 -15:30
Room
Theaterzaal

Please note: this event is in Dutch.

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Speakers

Photo: Boom Uitgevers
Jim Stolze

Jim Stolze is an entrepreneur, author, and pioneer in digital strategy. Through his company Aigency, he has been developing AI solutions since 2016 for organisations including Heineken, the City of Amsterdam, and the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. He teaches AI strategy to executives at TIAS Business School and is a Faculty Member at Singularity University in Silicon Valley. His National AI Course has reached more than half a million people across the Benelux. He was a long-standing columnist for the Financieele Dagblad, writing dozens of articles on AI, which culminated in a management book that reached the top 10 in 2018.

Gina Doekhie

Gina Doekhie bridges two worlds as a cybercrime specialist. At the Dutch National Police, she tracks down the most serious cybercriminals as a digital specialist. Through her own company, No More Cybercrime, she speaks to packed audiences of entrepreneurs and members of the public every week, teaching them how to protect themselves against those same threats. As the first Dutch cybersecurity researcher to be recognised as a court-appointed expert, she makes cybersecurity accessible and understandable - including for people without a technical background. Her message is clear: “If we do not change course quickly, we will lose the fight.”

Roeterseilandcampus - building I (CREA)

Room Theaterzaal
Nieuwe Achtergracht 168-178
1018 WV Amsterdam