Anass Sedrati
Digital Governance Researcher
🌍 Stockholm, Sweden
Email: anass@kth.se
Welcome to my page!
I am a researcher at the Communication systems Department (CoS) at KTH-Royal Institute of Technology. I am vice-director of the Swedish Wireless Innovation Network (SweWIN) research center and a voting member at the Swedish national committee for AI standardization (SIS/TK 421). I completed my masters at Telecom Paris Tech and KTH, and my PhD at INPT Rabat.
My research is in the area of digital governance, with a focus on several aspects including AI Governance, AI in telecommunications, sociotechnology, linguistics and Internet of Things.
You can find my CV here.
Recent Publications
2026
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Unconsented Sensing: A Sociotechnical Governance Framework for 6G ISAC
2026 32nd International Conference on Telecommunications (ICT)
DOI: 10.1109/ICT70370.2026.11594731 -
L-ReLF: A Framework for Lexical Dataset Creation
(with Mounir Afifi and Reda Benkhadra)
2026 8th International Conference on Natural Language Processing (ICNLP), Xi'an, China
DOI: ICNLP69856.2026.11528140
2025
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Standardizing Darija: Collaborative approaches in the Moroccan Darija Wikipedia
(with Mounir Afifi and Reda Benkhadra)
Lingua Posnaniensis 67.1 (2025): 55-95.
DOI: 10.14746/linpo.2025.67.1.4
2023
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IoT-Gov: A structured framework for internet of things governance
(with Abdellatif Mezrioui and Aafaf Ouaddah)
Computer Networks 233 (2023): 109902.
DOI: 10.1016/j.comnet.2023.109902
You can find my full list of publications in my Google Scholar or in the Publications list.
Current Projects and Engagements
SweWIN (2025 - )
Vice-director of SweWIN, a competence center established in 2024 and funded by Vinnova, bringing together KTH and RISE with six industrial partners. The aim is to perform world-leading collaborative research, innovation, and education that lead the way when developing next-generation wireless technologies, such as 6G.
AI Manipulation Nordic Workshops (2027-2028)
Coordinator of a series of nordic workshops on possible AI manipulation on the human brain, gathering experts from different countries (Denmark, Norway, Sweden) and disciplines (machine learning, sociology, neurosciences, governance). The workshops are hosted in different nordic countries and funded by the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program - Humanity and Society (WASP-HS).