Who loses when AI advances? New report shows Danes' concerns

A new report from TrygFonden finds that a large share of Danes are nervous that AI will split society into winners and losers. The report looks at how people in Denmark view the technology's social consequences, with the main worry being who benefits and who gets left behind as AI spreads.

The material available gives only this central finding. It does not include the survey's sample size, the exact share of Danes who are concerned, which groups people see as most at risk, or any policy recommendations from TrygFonden. Those details would need to come from the full report.

The finding matters because it shows public concern in Denmark is not only about AI as a technology but about how its gains and costs are distributed. A widespread fear of social division is relevant to employers, policymakers and developers who are deciding how quickly to roll out AI and how to handle its effects on work and society. The report comes from TrygFonden, a Danish foundation, and was covered by the outlet TechSavvy under the Danish title "Hvem bliver taberne, når AI vinder frem?"