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About the Course

This course from Lunds university will help you understand and use AI so that you can transform your organisation to be more efficient, more sustainable and thus innovative. The lives of people all over the world are increasingly enhanced and shaped by artificial intelligence. To organisations there are tremendous opportunities, but also risks, so where do you start to plan for AI, business and the future of work? Whether you are in the public or private sector, in a large organisation or a small shop, AI has a growing impact on your business. Most organisations don’t have a strategy in place for how to make AI work for them. The teacher, Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, will guide you through the topics with short lectures, interviews and interactive exercises meant to get you thinking about your own context. 14 industry professionals, AI experts and thought leaders from different industries have been interviewed and will complement the short lectures to give you a broad overview of perspectives on the topics. You will meet: Kerstin Enflo Professor in Economic History Lund University Dr. Irene Ek Founder Digital Institute Samuel Engblom Policy Director The Swedish Confederation of Professional Employees Pelle Kimvall Lead Solution Ideator AFRY X Joakim Wernberg Research Director, Digitalisation and Tech Policy Swedish Entrepreneurship Forum Marcus Henriksson Empathic Leader of AI & Automation and Digital Business Development Empathic Johan Grundström Eriksson Board Advisor, Innovation Management & Corporate Governance Founder & Chairman, aiRikr Innovation AB Jakob Svensson Professor in Media and Communication Studies Malmö University Ulrik Franke Senior Researcher RISE Research Institutes of Sweden Björn Lorentzon Nordic Growth Lead Sympa Anna Felländer Founder AI Sustainability Center Prof. Fredrik Heintz Associate Professor of Computer Science Linköping University Hans Troiza Chief Technology Officer Digital Alfa Laval Bella Funck CEO & Co-Founder Tilda...

Top reviews

CM

Nov 10, 2024

This course is a very good start to understand a lot of what has happened before we even started to think about AI. it is very good to have the basis and understanding of this course to build on.

RS

Apr 14, 2025

Annemarie is a superstar, the course is just the right content level, length and level of engagement for top professionals to venture into the topic and expand. Well done Lund & Annemarie.

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By SIMON L

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Oct 9, 2023

well handled

By Ganeshkumar K

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May 28, 2025

good content

By Manu M

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May 22, 2025

informative.

By Rodolfo R

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May 15, 2025

Great course

By Samiksha S

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Jun 23, 2024

Thank you!

By Vidhya G

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Oct 17, 2024

excellent

By Advait D

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Jun 6, 2025

nothing

By Luis B

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Apr 27, 2025

Ă³timo

By Nikhil

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Jun 17, 2025

nice

By Hemamalini R

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May 8, 2025

gOOD

By Monali G

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Apr 22, 2025

Good

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Apr 21, 2025

good

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Mar 17, 2025

good

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Mar 12, 2025

good

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Oct 30, 2024

good

By Sai K T

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Sep 1, 2024

good

By ODILJON_SHERALIYEV_AKBAR O

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Jul 8, 2024

Best

By Pooja L

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May 20, 2024

good

By Dhananjay V

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Apr 26, 2024

good

By Anshul A

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Jun 19, 2024

n.a

By Umbet A

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May 8, 2025

ki

By Ronak S

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Aug 28, 2024

NA

By Omar G

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Jul 15, 2024

NA

By Dwaipayan G

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Jul 2, 2024

ok

By Christian R

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Aug 18, 2024

While the course content and information were interesting, I found it necessary to mute the videos and rely on the transcripts due to the poor English skills of the lecturers and interviewees. The videos contained numerous grammar mistakes, which made it difficult to focus on the actual topics. I ended up skimming the transcripts because the frequent errors were distracting. It is surprising and disappointing to see that university professors and interviewees, who are supposed to be experts in their fields, have such poor English skills in a course of this nature.