Jack of all trades, master of none
I'm fascinated by what happens when people and technology meet. After nearly 30 years in education and development, I explore, prototype and teach AI with the same playful curiosity as when I first started out.
It's the summer of 1985. Micke is 10 and sits with his Commodore 64, having just loaded C64-GPT from cassette tape. AI is the new hot thing — now Micke can get tips on good music, films and games, but...
Daring to speak up and say what you think is hard. It can range from someone's bad behavior or workplace injustice and inequality to ideas that could improve the workplace.
Berömfabriken aims to lower the threshold for praising colleagues; face-to-face praise is best but many hesitate, especially a man praising a woman or an employee praising their boss.
My colleagues and I at RISE usually set up lab spaces for our generative AI courses, workshops and masterclasses so participants can use AI services without fussing with accounts.
A basic course on generative AI covering what AI is, language models, prompting, ethics, law, bias, and image generation. It's a mix of theory and practice, consisting of both discussion material and hands-on exercises.
In the second episode of Summer School we take a look at Elevenlabs, a service that lets you generate voice from text and even clone your own voice. You can also create sound effects.
Explore how playfulness can be the key to understanding AI at work. After many workshops and masterclasses I've realized play opens up new insights and frames of reference. Is it time we played more?
How has education been affected by generative AI this past year? Micke Kring and Lotta Fransson reflect on changes, challenges and what schools need to meet the future.
How can AI help school leaders free time and focus on what matters? In this episode of Skolledarkvarten we explore AI's fast development and its impact on schools, with insights from Micke Kring.
In this episode of the Generativet podcast I have a chat with Anders Bjarby about everything from technology to AI; with the podcast's broad expertise in web programming, IoT and innovation, they offer exciting insights for tech enthusiasts.
When Peter Kurzwelly invited me to AI Sweden Podcast, the chat took off, focusing on 25 years of digitalization in schools — from the Commodore 64 to how generative AI can reshape learning.
After 24 years, changing jobs isn't easy—leaving steady routines for shifting projects. In my first year at RISE I've met uncertainty and curiosity but also the sense that I'm exactly where I belong.