Ayoy was founded in 2010 for the purpose of gathering the cream of the Swedish digital identity and smart card consultancy crop under one roof.
Our customers are mainly producers, suppliers or consumers of digital identities and smart cards.
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This blog post is a summary of my takeaways from GOTO Copenhagen 2026, regarding the question that ran through almost every talk I attended: how do we introduce AI into the way we build software in a way that makes us not only faster, but better too? These are my own takeaways and readings of the talks, and not necessarily the official positions of the respective speakers.
TL;DR: AI amplifies both the strengths and the weaknesses of whatever system it is introduced into. What it provides should be seen primarily as increased optionality, through the capacity it unlocks, as opposed to merely speed. If we want to maximize the return on our investment in AI, that capacity needs to be reinvested in how our teams build software. The teams that stand to gain the most are the ones willing to invest in building and maintaining the system that builds the system: the software factory, progressing from initial one-shot prompting towards supervising teams of agents that can increasingly verify and correct their own work.
Sedan 18 augusti 2017 har justitieråd Inga-Lill Askersjö lett en utredning om ett statligt ID-kort i Sverige. Den resulterade i SOU 2019:14 “Ett säkert statligt ID-kort – med e-legitimation”.
Since the summer 2017 I’ve been the editor for a new technical
specification for revocation check for identity documents. It was
finally publiched in beginning of november with the name
“SIS-TS 45:2018 Web Based Validity Check of Identification Documents”