Enabling Sovereign AI through Sovereign Infrastructure
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All right!!!
Our fifth meetup of 2026 will take place April 23! This time, we'll team up with local Swedish sovereign AI Factory 6G AI and once again meet up at AI Sweden!
Our focus for this meetup is on how local Swedish start-ups leverage sovereign infrastructure to create truly sovereign ai applications.
The event program is being worked out so stay tuned for updates!
Event Program
- Doors open at 17:00 CET
- Talks begin at 17:45 CET
- There will be light food & drinks
- There may be a moderated Q&A session....
Speaker Line-Up (under construction)
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Markus Boman, Chief Medical Officer and Founder, Careifai will give a talk titled "Building trustworthy clinical AI in Europe: lessons from the front line". Abstract: How do you build AI for real clinical use in a highly sensitive domain like psychiatry? In this talk, Markus Boman, physician, psychiatrist and founder of Careifai, shares practical lessons from developing clinical AI in Sweden. The session will cover what it takes to move from promising demos to systems that clinicians can actually trust and use: data quality, privacy, regulatory constraints, model evaluation, workflow fit, and the realities of deploying AI in healthcare. This is a talk about building useful AI where the margin for error is small and trust matters most. About Careifai: Careifai Sweden AB is a Swedish healthtech company developing trustworthy AI tools for clinical documentation and assessment in psychiatry. The company focuses on reducing administrative burden for healthcare professionals while supporting high standards for privacy, safety, and regulatory compliance. Careifai is built for European healthcare, with a strong emphasis on secure infrastructure, clinically relevant workflows, and responsible AI deployment.
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Robert Luciani, Co-Founder & CTO, Mediqtech will give a talk titled "Fault tolerant, secure, and sovereign AI systems." Abstract: Mediqtech implements AI powered clinical software and agentic systems. In this presentation we will share learnings from choices we have made in 3 areas: (1) Not relying on the judgement of AI models, we have chosen to assume they will make errors and adopt approaches from fault tolerant computing such as forward error recovery, N-modular redundancy, and more. (2) Not relying on SaaS for application hosting. Enforcing the need-to-know principle means that we need to ensure that logging is absolutely minimal, and true E2E encryption is used for all application data. (3) Not relying on foreign hosting providers. We have chosen to develop all software on local AI stations and can deploy seamlessly to isolated openstack / kubernetes clusters on private Swedish infrastructure.
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Additional speakers tbd...
Looking forward to seeing you there,
/Patrick & the Stockholm MLOps Team