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AI Sweden launches Responsible AI Knowledge Hub to help organizations develop and use AI responsibly

Tuesday, October 21, 2025

AI Sweden has launched the Responsible AI Knowledge Hub, a new national platform designed to help organizations identify and adopt tools and resources for developing and utilizing AI responsibly. The hub serves as a central resource, facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting organizations in translating Responsible AI principles into operational practice.

esponsible AI Knowledge Hub interface on a laptop next to a smiling professional woman.

The initiative responds to the increasing complexity involved in adopting AI responsibly. While numerous international and national resources exist - including the EU's AI Act, the OECD's AI Principles, and various frameworks and methods - identifying, refining, and applying the correct tools to specific use cases remains a challenge for many organizations. The hub provides a structured virtual space to address this gap.

Francisca Lundborg

The hardest part of Responsible AI isn't defining the principles - it's translating and implementing them in practice. The Responsible AI Knowledge Hub is our collaborative solution to that gap, moving the Swedish ecosystem from talk to actionable practice.

Francisca Lundborg

Francisca Lundborg

Head of Responsible AI at AI Sweden

The Responsible AI Knowledge Hub is intended to be a living, collaborative platform that grows over time. Its value for individuals and organizations will increase with the input from the AI ecosystem.

The platform provides curated access to mechanisms and instruments that help organizations translate and implement principles and requirements for Responsible AI. 

Resources will be continuously added and are organized in five categories:

  • Policies, guidelines, and standards: Documents aimed at leaders and decision-makers that define how AI should be developed, used and governed.
  • Methods, processes, and activities: Operational tools for leaders, project managers and practitioners, offering guidance and frameworks on, for example, impact and risk assessments, organizational AI governance, human-centered design, and data management.
  • Educational tools: Resources that contribute to capacity and awareness building related to responsible AI principles.
  • Technical tools: Resources for technical audiences, including validation tools, benchmarks, and metrics for assessing attributes like fairness, robustness, and safety.
  • Others: References to complementary third-party platforms.

Partner exclusive resources

The Responsible AI Knowledge Hub includes tailored guides and templates that are exclusively available to AI Sweden partners. These resources provide systematic support for integrating Responsible AI into organizational practice. 

What is more, AI Sweden partners can contribute to shaping the Hub and conversations on Responsible AI by collaborating with AI Sweden on producing further practical guides, roadmaps, and other relevant resources. 

Get in touch with responsibleai@ai.se to learn more.

The development of the Responsible AI Knowledge Hub has been co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund under the project "Increased national collaboration and accelerated use of AI in all industries."

EU flag with text Co-funded by the European Union

Want to contribute?

AI Sweden invites the ecosystem to contribute to the platform's growth by using the comment function on My AI and sharing tools, experiences and best practice-examples via the submission form or by contacting responsibleai@ai.se

Find more information on how to contribute here.

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