The angry optimist

Their task would be to negotiate with AI companies to provide all Swedes free access to AI services like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.

The magazine Vi has listed 25 people who spread hope in troubled times. The angry optimist is one of them.

Interviewed in Svenska Dagbladet in Peter Thiel, Elon Musk and what happens when they clash with the ways of Washington.

Discussion on the latest Chinese AI model, DeepSeek.

In Svenska Dagbladet and Fokus on the AI secretary I've built with two Members of Parliament.

Drinking coffee and talking AI.

Talking about AI in four podcasts recorded in the past weeks.

I feared Sweden’s AI Commission would end up like so many others—vague compromises and little impact. But what happened instead surprised me.

The Swedish Magazine Publishers Association had AI as the theme for this year's Magazine Day, and they were curious about WALL-Y.

About the AI Commission, wings for human ability, and how we can become centaurs.

Turning Broadband Jesus into AI Jesus?

Less than 24 hours in the US, but managed to give three talks at UNC Chapel Hill.

At Pet Valu, a billion dollar Canadian pet retailer, I had an op-paw-tunity to unleash a fur-tastic AI training session for the company's top dogs.

Illustrator Henrik Tamm made a strong statement in Svenska Dagbladet, arguing that generative AI is theft, and moreover, it should not be allowed for use by people who lack talent. I wrote a response.

Swedish companies benefit from becoming better at managing the AI tools available. Magasin T: has met tech optimist Mathias Sundin. He warns of slow AI development, the risk of being overtaken by other countries, and advocates an AI check for all citizens.