How the Nordics Can Lead the Future of AI
What will it take for the Nordics to lead in the age of AI? Are we ready to compete – and collaborate – on a global scale? And how can policy, research and innovation come together to unlock AI’s full potential?
Generative AI is reshaping the world at high speed – offering major opportunities, but also complex challenges around regulation and rapid development. So where does Sweden stand, and how can the Nordics better prepare for what’s next?
A new report, presented by Google and Implement Consulting Group, explores how AI could boost Sweden’s GDP by SEK 500 billion in ten years – if the right conditions are in place. The seminar dives into the region’s readiness, and what’s needed to strengthen the Nordics as a global AI hub.
This event is part of Capital of Tech – the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce’s series spotlighting tech trends, entrepreneurship and innovation.
Agenda
00:00 Peter Sandberg, Deputy CEO at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, welcoming remarks.
02:33 Mathias Sundin, Editor in Chief, Warp News, presents findings from the AI Commission.
11:39 Martin Thelle, Partner, Implement Economics, presents the AI innovation opportunity report.
25:56 Panel discussion on AI development, regulations and readiness with:
Anna Wikland, Managing Director Sweden, Google
Arba Kokalari, Member of the European Parliament (M)
John Diklev, CEO, Flower
46:48 Panel discussion on Nordic collaborationn towards a better AI strategy with:
Morten Friis Møller, Counsellor for Digitalisation, Embassy of Denmark in Sweden
Patrik Gayer, Head of Global Affairs, AMD Silo AI
Mikael Ljungblom, Director of Public Policy & International Relations, AI Sweden
Capital of Tech
How did Stockholm become a unicorn factory – and what will it take to continue growing? Through our initiative ”Capital of Tech”, we explore this question and more.
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