One more out of many, many reasons to vote Tidöavtalet out in September...
this post was submitted on 03 Mar 2026
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Context for those not keeping up with Sweden: It's run by idiots at the moment, as the billionaire coalition did really well at the previous election.
This guy is a Christan Democrat (KD). His party is in government alongside the "Moderates" and the "Liberals", which is both liberal conservative parties running on platforms of economic liberalism and lower taxes. They're in power because of the Swedish Democrats, aka the right wing lunatics, who rode on a wave of xenophobia last election and gained more than 20% of the vote.
So yeah, nothing surprising about this.
Next election in Sweden is in September. Hopefully things will improve then. The Swedish Democrats are still polling at over 20% and it is not looking particularly promising at the moment.
Social Democrats being the largest party by vote but still not in majority when it comes to ruling because of alliances between idiot parties. Pretty sad.
Happened in Denmark as well, almost identically. Hoping it was the last deathspasms of the middle-class petite bourgeois entitlement politics. And here's to hoping it dies quietly instead of wandering out into more violent fascistoid ideological landscapes.
Same thing happened (and is still happening) in the Netherlands and Germany.
Quite annoying innit
Sounds like a absolutely terrible proof for drawing that conclusion.
Fucking techbro idiots. 100% that these people are corrupt and sold out. They need to be fired and considered a national security threat.
Why does the title of the source imoly the opposite, that they are looking to lower the dependency on cloud services.
But that is not the title of the article, and the omni summary appears correct. Very strange
I have the feeling Omni is increasing their use of LLM’s for their summarizations. Expect more incoming slop.
I got curious and got the original article at NyTeknik. It is mostly about investments into AI, but very little substantial in the article. The article is a result of an interview.
The government wants to keep a closer dialog with the hyperscalers, but have escalated their stand on digital sovereignty a step up from ”Huh? That’s theoretical” on being hit by digital sanctions to ”taking a serious look” post Greenland.
In regards to this party or that in government, I am pretty sure it doesn’t matter. They are all pretty much tech illiterate and are inclined to listen to what the large corps tend to recommend.