The Swedish National Archives adds 400,000 new AI-transcribed pages

Documents from Svea Court of Appeal. Photo: Emre Olgun, Swedish National Archives CC BY 4.0

The National Archives of Sweden has now made a further 400,000 pages available in its searchable AI service. This brings the total volume of material transcribed using artificial intelligence to around 1.6 million pages. The documents that have now been added come from the Göta Court of Appeal, the Gothenburg Police Chamber and the Stockholm Magistrate's and Town Hall Court, among others.

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