AI as a work colleague in 2025

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6 out of 10 will have an AI as a work colleague within a year

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September 15, 2025

6 out of 10 will have an AI as a work colleague within a year

Half of companies lack control over their AI agents

GenAI without a plan – the quick way to crash your AI strategy

Sweden and the Nordic countries are lagging behind in AI use

EY: Swedish business leaders overestimate AI competence – shortcomings in governance and risk management

Sweden is lagging behind in AI – low knowledge and education are slowing development

AI enters the next phase: Companies must now prove business value, strengthen their digital visibility and face new cyber threats

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Half of companies lack control over their AI agents

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6 out of 10 will have an AI as a work colleague within a year

Half of companies lack control over their AI agents

GenAI without a plan – the quick way to crash your AI strategy

Sweden and the Nordic countries are lagging behind in AI use

EY: Swedish business leaders overestimate AI competence – shortcomings in governance and risk management

Sweden is lagging behind in AI – low knowledge and education are slowing development

AI enters the next phase: Companies must now prove business value, strengthen their digital visibility and face new cyber threats

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Half of companies lack control over their AI agents