Oliver Molander

Norway’s $1.8T sovereign wealth fund is saving 213,000 hours every year with AI. How? They tapped into their enterprise data on Snowflake, integrated Anthropic’s Claude, and made AI proficiency non-negotiable—backed by real training, enablement, and leadership conviction. This is what enterprise AI looks like in action. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gtFrcScv

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Drowning in Data. Floating with AI. workshop on a boat. Last week I was in Copenhagen for the Future Product Days and yes, my workshop Floating AI Lab literally took place on a boat ⛴️ We tackled two questions I think are absolutely critical right now: In a world drowning in information → how do you actually extract meaningful insights and find reliable sources? Once you’ve done that → how do you visualize those ideas fast enough so teams can act, instead of burying them in endless slide decks? The prototyping part was all about Vibecoding  turning concepts into prototypes instantly, no coding or pixel pushing required. From raw insight to something you can actually see, share, and test. Working with many large design teams lately, I see a big shift happening: Figma is no longer the center of the process. Instead, teams are jumping straight into tools like Lovable where prototypes don’t just look real, they are real. They connect to data, hook into logic, and get you from idea to a functional product in minutes. With a linked design library, it even feels production-ready. But here’s the catch: this doesn’t mean handing all the thinking over to AI. The real value comes from using data-driven insights as the starting point — transforming them into smart prompts, and then building. Not just letting AI spit out something random. That’s the difference between noise and real innovation. And that’s why static screens are starting to feel like yesterday’s workflow. That’s what the boat reminded me: speed is not the enemy of depth, it’s the prerequisite. Do you think rapid prototyping makes us shallow, or is it the only way to stay truly thoughtful in today’s world? Thank you Luciano Lykkebo for having me at the Future Product Days. It was such an inspiring event! ✨ *Image partially created with AI (nano banana)

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Talking to Lovable founder Anton Osika on stage at Nordic Tech Week earlier today, we spoke about how Stockholm tech founders are well-known for giving back to the startup ecosystem, with capital and time. Osika told me that he was quite busy building Lovable and couldn't set aside too much time to invest in other founders. However, he and his cofounder Fabian Hedin have pledged 50% of future earnings to philanthropy. More here: https://lnkd.in/dwe7XdMZ

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Hubert, an AI hiring platform, announced a €2.5 million Seed round to accelerate Hubert’s product innovation as the company targets over 400% revenue growth in 2025, while remaining profitable 🇸🇪 🚀 The round was led by Spintop Ventures with participation from Bonnier-linked profiles Jakob Tolleryd, Chairman of Bonnier Capital, Peder Bonnier, Vice Chairman of Bonnier Group, and Joen Bonnier, Board Member of Bonnier Capital. “This investment gives us the funds to accelerate our product roadmap and seize the opportunity ahead,” said Fredrik Östgren, CEO and Co-founder of Hubert. “We’re revolutionising large-scale hiring for our customers; and doing it profitably, with fairness and transparency at the core.” https://lnkd.in/dzWwbdNr

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