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AI Act in Sweden.

A Swedish government inquiry (SOU 2025:101, 6 October 2025) proposes supplementary legislation for the AI Regulation, with Post- och telestyrelsen (PTS) as the main market-surveillance authority.

Official sources

SOU 2025:101: PTS as main authority

Authority

Government summary of the inquiry’s report (in Swedish): the inquiry proposes that PTS gets main responsibility for market surveillance under the AI Regulation.

“att Post- och telestyrelsen ska få ett huvudsakligt ansvar för marknadskontroll enligt AI-förordningen.”

SOU 2025:101: proposed system

Law

Same summary: a system of eleven market surveillance authorities and two notifying authorities.

“Utredningen föreslår ett system för marknadsövervakning, marknadskontroll, styrning och kontroll av efterlevnad som består av elva marknadskontrollmyndigheter och två anmälande myndigheter.”

Status and limits

  • An SOU is an official inquiry report, not law. We did not verify whether a government bill or enactment followed.
  • The summary does not discuss Article 50 specifically.

The EU rule itself

Article 50 of the AI Act is an EU rule that applies in every member state; national laws add authorities and procedures. See what Article 50 requires and the 2 December 2026 deadline.

Questions

Which authority supervises the AI Act in Sweden?
According to the sources we read — SOU 2025:101: PTS as main authority: Government summary of the inquiry’s report (in Swedish): the inquiry proposes that PTS gets main responsibility for market surveillance under the AI Regulation.
Is there a national AI Act law or draft in Sweden?
SOU 2025:101: proposed system: Same summary: a system of eleven market surveillance authorities and two notifying authorities.
Is there official guidance on Article 50 in Sweden?
We did not find country-specific official guidance on Article 50 for Sweden in the sources we read.

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