AI Sweden

AI Sweden is a non-profit national center for applied artificial intelligence in Sweden. It leads, joins and coordinates sector initiatives and applied AI projects supported by national and international funders, including EU-funded projects.

Recent work listed on the website includes a national initiative on AI-driven cyber threats, and Health AI Academy Sweden, which aims to train 600 healthcare staff with 18 million SEK from the European Social Fund, run with Sweden's seven university hospitals. The site also mentions a research partnership with Genomics England to test the Swedish-developed LeakPro tool for privacy risks in genomic AI use.

AI Sweden works with more than 180 partners from the private and public sectors and academia. The website states that it is non-profit and broadly funded, and does not describe a commercial revenue model. Its formal host is Lindholmen Science Park AB. Open listings are master's thesis positions in research and innovation on LLM reasoning, unlearning, federated learning, privacy audits and multilingual safety, mostly in Stockholm and Lund, plus a master thesis program for 2027. The founding year is not stated.

Product: Sector initiatives, applied AI projects and talent programs (including Health AI Academy Sweden and master thesis programs) coordinated with partners in Sweden.