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The workshop brought together more than 50 stakeholders from the public and private sectors, as well as academia, to explore the relationship between barriers to AI adoption in public services and the skills and expertise required to overcome them.

Participants discussed responsible AI from multiple perspectives – technological, ethical, and social. Below we share the key messages from the retreat. We hope to inspire future multidisciplinary discussions, workshops and projects related to responsible AI research, literacy, and practical solutions for diverse stakeholders in Sweden and internationally.

The future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) lies not just in its technical advancements but in its responsible governance, underpinned by human-centered principles and policies.

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act envisages the establishment of a scientific panel of independent experts to advise on, and assist the AI Office and national market surveillance authorities with, implementing and enforcing the AI Act.