As the lead writer of “The Future of Work in the age of AI”, I’m happy to announce the newly released industry report from Swedish JobTech.
The labour market is in the middle of a rapid shift. Not only for individuals, but for the systems that surround work itself. AI is no longer a distant scenario or a speculative future. It is already shaping how we match people to jobs, how skills are developed, and how work is organised.
More experiments and concrete examples. That’s how I believe we can raise AI literacy!
That’s why I’m launching the newsletter AI Experiment – where I’ll be sharing both my own and others’ hands-on experiments with generative AI. (In Swedish)
Subscribe today – we’re kicking off in August: aiexperiment.substack.com
Finally – a website that lists all remote jobs in Sweden. And the best part? I built it myself. (With a little help from AI.)
I just launched Hitta distansjobb – a job platform that automatically collects and filters remote job ads from the Swedish Public Employment Service (Platsbanken), using their open JobStream API, and also from other career sites. The goal? Making it easier for anyone to find jobs that can be done from home or anywhere.
Try it out: hittadistansjobb.lovable.app
This spring, I stepped onto the stage at Berghs School of Communication, in front of 250 people attending the Unconference: AI event. It was my first-ever attempt at stand-up comedy, with a script and stage performance developed together with Frank, the AI stand-up coach I created just six weeks earlier with the help of ChatGPT.
The idea started as an experiment: Could AI help me do something completely outside my comfort zone? Like stand up on stage and make people laugh? And somehow, it worked. People actually laughed. Maybe not always where I thought they would, but they laughed. If I survived getting up on stage as a stand-up comedian – what else could AI help me do?
