Swedish Embassy Exhibit Highlights Uses of Artificial Intelligence

An exhibition hosted by The Swedish Institute and the Embassy of Sweden in Washington, DC highlights ways the European nation is using AI for good. (Courtesy: Embassy of Sweden, Washington) Cows fitted with special ear-mounted tags can help dairy farmers track their animals’ movement, moods, and behaviors. (J.Taboh/VOA) The Pelvic Floor AI project currently in development at a major Swedish hospital aims to minimize harm to women’s pelvic floor during childbirth. (J.Taboh/VOA) The Axis Communications surveillance system uses AI to block faces, full bodies, and even surrounding environments, to protect people’s privacy. (J.Taboh/VOA)

Artificial Intelligence for good is the subject of a new exhibit at the Embassy of Sweden in Washington, showing how Swedish companies and organizations are using AI for a more open society, a healthier world, and a greener planet.