Susanne Stenberg

Susanne works with research and development within the intersection of new technologies and law. Her expertise is regulatory sandboxes and test and piloting. Projects span areas such as transport, energy, shipping as well as health and certification. Horizontally it's centered around new features, data processing and data management. Her research is on how to introduce emerging technologies in a sufficiently safe way, and how to establish a first praxis in applied AI or industry product- and service development in relation to new regulations such as the AI Act, Data Act, EHDS, GDPR, Cyber Resilience Act etc. - Ensuring technology and service development is legal is necessary, for instance to go from concept to product. One way is to participate in our Policy Lab or TEFs (test-and experimentation facilities). Another is to contact me. Right now, assessing data quality, models and AI QMS is increasing in my work, says Susanne. 

Susanne has extensive experience in working with legal analysis to identify and clarify opportunities, and in developing regulations and policies. She has served as a judge in Swedish courts and with drafting laws and regulations at the Government Office. Susanne is part of the technical committee for AI standards, and 2025 contributed to the governmental inquiry on the AI Act. She has run the AI Policy initiatives at RISE Center for Applied AI and RISE Policy Lab Digital Systems. She is a member of the Delegation for Maritime Support. She is a speaker both nationally and internationally, for instance on AI and Machinery.