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Here is the jury for AI Swede of the Year 2023

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Today the jury is presented, which will select the winner of the AI Swedish of the Year 2023. An award that goes to the person who has done the most for the development and visibility of AI. The jury consists of carefully selected members with expertise in digitization and AI from business, academia and the public sector.

The jury includes Daniel Gillblad, co-director of AI Sweden:

- In light of the recent rapid development of and attention to AI, it is becoming increasingly important to highlight people who work to develop and create good examples of AI in Sweden. I look forward to being involved in finding and rewarding these," says Daniel Gillblad. 

The jury is chaired by Åsa Zetterberg, Director of TechSverige:

- Sweden's competitiveness and prosperity are closely linked to how innovative we are, and this is where the use of data, AI and new technologies is key. Recent breakthroughs in this area show that the potential is enormous. With AI Swede of the Year, we want to highlight good examples of responsible and valuable AI and highlight the role models who show the way towards what is possible," says Åsa Zetterberg.   

Here is the jury in full:
Daniel Akenine, National Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft Sweden
Aurore Belfrage, tech investor, geopolitical advisor and sustainability strategist
Louise Callenberg, CEO, Singula
AtherGattami, researcher and entrepreneur, host of the AI Podcast
Daniel Gillblad, co-director, AI Sweden
Amy Loutfi, Professor, Department of Science and Technology, Örebro University
Jeanette Nilsson, Project Manager, Rise
Åsa Zetterberg, Director, TechSverige (Chair)

Nominations for the prize are accepted at aretsaisvensk.se and the winner will be announced in the fall of 2023.


About AI Swede of the Year:
AI Swede of the Year is a prize awarded by TechSverige. The award goes to a person who has contributed to the development and visibility of Swedish AI. This is the fourth year in a row that the prize is awarded and last year's winner was Jonas Tannerstad, head of electricity and automation at Örebrobostäder AB. Read more about the prize ataretsaisvensk.se.