As part of the Next Generation Internet Policy Summit, Amsterdam and Helsinki launched beta AI registries that show how the government in each locale uses algorithms to provide services. Currently, the Amsterdam registry includes a small number of algorithms, but it will be expanded after feedback is gathered at the summit, which was organised by the City of Amsterdam and the European Commission. The algorithms in the registry come with a description of how they are used, what humans do with the information they provide and how it they are analysed for possible risks and biases. Citizens of Amsterdam can offer feedback and contact information for the individual deploying each algorithm is available. Amsterdam is well on its way to becoming a global AI hub.