On January 20, the ICT Knowledge Hub hosted an interactive session led by Fabiano Dalpiaz, Professor of Software Engineering and researcher at Utrecht University, and Tjerk Spijkman, the CTO at fizor. and PhD student at Utrecht University. The event was attended by a group of about 20 enthusiastic visitors who enjoyed the tool demonstrations and interactive exercises.

The session focused on turning interview transcripts into formal requirements via AI to capture subtle conversational cues and rationales often lost in static documentation. The presentation centered on the ElicitUS tool, which utilizes the Gemini 2.0 Flash LLM to automate the process of extracting user stories directly from transcripts.

By applying specialized AI-driven prompts, the tool segments interview data into distinct topics and infers missing roles or business rationales. A major success highlighted during the session was direct traceability, a feature that allows teams to link every generated requirement back to its specific origin in the conversational transcript.

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The presentation from the session "From Interviews to Requirements via AI" is available as slidedeck for download, as is an AI generated summary based on the transcription of the evening.

Presentation 'From Interviews to Requirements via AI'

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Summary 'From Interviews to Requirements via AI'

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Looking Ahead: Next Knowledge Hub Session

During our next open session we will explore why Living Documentation matters in a session called "Working Documentation over Comprehensive Confusion"
This session will take place on 12 february 2026 at our office in Eindhoven.

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