“We wanted to create this white paper because it is something all of us would have loved to have access to when we first started working on setting an AI strategy. By getting this paper out, the hope is to help other organizations speed up their process and bring clarity,” says Lucas Ambjörn, Digitization and AI Transformation at Zenzeact, one of the contributors to the whitepaper. 

Another contributor, Cecilia Hahn Berg, Strategist for Life Science at Sahlgrenska University Hospital also shares her view on how the paper could benefit organizations:

 “Spending 30 minutes reading through the white paper will hopefully pay back in at least two ways. Firstly, to speed up the process to decide if an AI vision will benefit your organization at all. Second, the white paper will help you understand how to set up the process to create an AI vision.”

The AI-vision white paper was developed by a broad combination of organizations, ranging from public to private and from large to medium-sized. The work was done in a series of workshops spanning over three months. “We could build in all our knowledge in the paper from different companies and authorities,” says Anders Fryden, AI coordinator and Change Manager at the Swedish Tax Agency. Cecilia Hahn Berg added that “the wide-ranging perspectives hopefully results in a white paper that is applicable to a broader audience.” 

During the workshops the group gathered knowledge and inspiration from other sources as well as sharing their own experiences.   

The project leaders at AI Sweden would like to thank everyone involved in the AI Vision Working group for contributing and sharing their knowledge to build the AI Vision Whitepaper.