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The Swedish Government must boost safe and sustainable artificial intelligence AI education, innovation and ecosystem initiatives by SEK Telecoms, research, energy, computing, data, security, competence, innovation, and the public sector are among the areas identified as priorities. The Commission proposes 75 measures to address AI needs, which it recommends be overseen by a task force reporting directly to the Swedish Prime Minister.

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The Commission estimates costs to be about SEK 2. On telecoms, the Commission said fast and stable mobile connectivity is a pre-requisite to realizing the potential of AI in Sweden. The fragmented telecoms market and regulation, including EU regulation, were highlighted as industry challenges. But the Commission also welcomed Swedish Government recognition that action is needed on connectivity.

This EU regulation aims to reduce the costs of the expansion of high-speed networks for electronic communication. Writing in a related November 26 opinion piece in the Swedish daily newspaper, Dagens Nyheter, Commission Chair Carl-Henric Svanberg says the urgency for political-led action is underlined by the Commission completing its remit more than six months before it was scheduled to.

Many are concrete, costed and possible for the Government to launch immediately. While other proposed measures require further investigation, the Commissions says it is crucial that such investigation is not delayed unnecessarily. Svanberg says Sweden has already dropped significantly in international AI capability benchmark rankings in recent years.

Long-term consensus is central, but action must also be taken here and now. However, with the appropriate political support, Svanberg said Sweden could achieve what is needed to compete in AI. More than organizations spanning business, politics and the public sector were consulted by the Commission as part of its research. The report highlights a consistent eagerness to embrace AI among respondents, hindered by frustration at the related lack of political action.