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Opinion: The government is excluding girls from AI

Schools need to give all students the opportunity to understand, use, and critically evaluate AI technology. This is a matter of rights and a matter of Sweden’s future workforce, writes TechSverige...

Reducing double regulation of AI boosts Europe's competitiveness

Major European companies such as Ericsson and Siemens, as well as TechSverige, Digitaleurope...

Debate: Lower the barriers to entry for first jobs in the AI era

AI has great value-creating potential for Sweden, but this requires...

The government's AI strategy – AW & discussion at TechSverige

Recorded Teams broadcast from a packed after-work event at TechSverige on March 4...

February 10, 2026

How technology can boost Sweden's productivity

Productivity growth in Sweden has almost halved since the beginning of the 2000s. At the same time...

January 23, 2026

Debate: Competence provision is the key to winning the AI race

The government's upcoming AI strategy is being presented at a crucial moment. The AI strategy could...

December 19, 2025

Over a hundred AI gifts before Christmas

For those of us who closely follow the government's approach to AI, we have...

December 17, 2025

Debate: The government's ban threatens our future

There are different ways to deal with change. If we stay...

26 November 2025

Debate: Time to show leadership as AI changes the world

Sweden has led major technology shifts in the past - let's do...

14 October 2025

A sigh of relief for new AI rules?

TechSverige welcomes the recently presented report Adaptations to the AI Regulation (SOU...

September 5, 2025

Under construction - an AI policy

It has now been more than two years since Prime Minister...

The government has received the roadmap and consultation responses - now action is needed

It is welcome that Minister for Civil Affairs Erik Slottner (KD) today...