Nils Janse

Gen AI consultant & coach

Nils is one of Sweden's leading experts in generative Al. As co-founder of tech product companies Delibr Al and Flitig Al, an engineering background from KTH with studies in Al as well as experience from 6 years at McKinsey and 9 years in Storytel's board, he brings together both technical know-how with strategic insight.

He has worked with over 30 organizations on adopting generative Al.

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Courses by

Nils Janse

Lead Your Organization’s Gen AI Transformation

2 days
English
Stockholm
9 Apr + 8 May
15 May + 11 June
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Gen AI for HR

1 dag
Svenska
Stockholm
26 Feb
23 Apr
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Generative AI för Produktägare

2 dagar
Svenska
Stockholm
20-21 Mar
17-18 Jun
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Generative AI Champion

1 day
English
Stockholm
1 April
22 Maj
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Latest articles by

Nils Janse

"Computer Use" Moves the Frontier for AI Agents

‍In this blog post, I'll explore Anthropic's exciting announcement about Claude's new "computer use" capabilities. We'll examine what this means for AI agents, see a demonstration, and discuss the implications for the future of human-AI collaboration. I'll share my firsthand experience setting it up and show how you can get started too.
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October 23, 2024

Reflections on Dario Amodei's Essay

In this blog post, I'll explore Dario Amodei's vision of AI's positive impact on our world. We'll examine how powerful AI could transform health, economics, and governance. I'll discuss why organizations should start leveraging AI now and how Ymnig AI is working to make this optimistic future a reality.
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October 17, 2024

AI Can Now Do Part of Your Job, Time to Recalibrate

In this blog post, I'd like to explore a concept that I find quite interesting: the change in the types of work that are implied with generative AI. Because generative AI can now perform parts of what people do in their work, we need to recalibrate what that means for what is important.
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October 16, 2024

From Grind to Greatness with AI Agents

AI agents promise to reshape how we work, handling the many chores that prevent us from doing the creative and strategic work we should be doing.
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February 8, 2024
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