AI Use Among Danish Companies Nearly Quadruples in Three Years - The Copenhagen Post
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Artificial intelligence is reducing the number of jobs for young and well-educated people, according to a report by the Danish Central Bank.
In a new analysis, the Nationalbank concludes that for the first time there are clear indications that companies that implement AI subsequently have lower employment growth than other companies. Conversely, however, there have been no major changes in overall employment.
A new analysis from the Nationalbank shows that AI is already affecting who Danish companies hire - but according to the Nationalbank governor, there is no reason to panic yet.
However, there is no sign yet that AI has reduced overall employment. Finding jobs elsewhereAccording to Signe Krogstrup, Director of the Nationalbank, this indicates that the employees that companies no longer employ are instead finding jobs elsewhere in the labor market. - In Denmark, we have a flexible labor market and widespread digitalization, and thus we are well placed to benefit from AI, she says in a press release. The analysis also sho…
AI use among Danish companies nearly quadruples in three years - The Copenhagen Post
Nearly six in 10 Danish companies with more than 10 employees now use artificial intelligence, according to new figures from Statistics Denmark. That’s almost four times the share recorded three years ago. In 2026, 59 percent of these companies use AI, up from 15 percent in 2023. The share was 42 percent in 2025. The […]
This is shown by a new analysis from Danmarks Nationalbank. But there is no reason to panic, says the governor of Danmarks Nationalbank. At least not yet.
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