How can AI support home care services? How can AI save time and free up resources? Together with Microsoft, Atea and Skellefteå, Lidingö City launched a pioneering project in generative AI. It all began with a mini-hackathon where departments and offices were invited to participate and generate ideas.
The event was open to anyone interested in the development and implementation of GenAI from an organisational and/or technical perspective. It was particularly aimed at decision-makers and practitioners within municipalities, regions, and the wider public sector. We also welcomed anyone simply curious to learn more – and offered coffee and refreshments.
We were also pleased to welcome Sweden’s Minister for Civil Affairs, Erik Slottner, as part of the programme.
Missed it? No problem – the day was recorded. You can watch the clips on our Scene for AI webpage. A link is provided further down this page.
The event was free of charge and organised as part of Scene for AI by Linköping University in collaboration with Atea, Lidingö City and Microsoft, featuring contributions from:
- Atea: Anthony Mc Carrick, Strategic Advisor AI
- Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY): Pontus Rosengren, Legal Counsel, and Cecilia Holm, Legal Counsel
- Lidingö City: Per-Johan Gelotte, Head of IT and Digitalisation; Sara Penje, Head of Development; Therese Perner, Information Security and Data Protection Coordinator
- Linköping Municipality: Mikael Sanfridson, Mayor
- Linköping University: Micael Frideros, PhD student in AI strategies; Fredrik Heintz, Professor of AI, member of the Swedish AI Commission; Mattias Tiger, Postdoctoral Researcher in AI
- Microsoft: Daniel Akenine, National Technology Officer, member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA); Adam Palm, Cloud Solution Architect
- Norrköping Municipality: Anna Sotkasiira Wik, Mayor
