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AI Services: Sharp Increase Among Middle-Aged People

Summary by Svt Nyheter
Swedes' use of AI has increased sharply in the past year. This is shown by a survey conducted by the Internet Foundation. And it is a group that stands out. – This year it is among middle-aged people that it is increasing fastest, says Måns Jonasson at the Internet Foundation.

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The use of AI services has increased sharply in Sweden over the past year. At the same time, more and more people are experiencing digital fatigue and a longing for a break from digital, according to a new report. “Many talk about feeling guilty and having difficulty quitting,” says Måns Jonasson, at the Internet Foundation.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Swedes' use of AI has increased sharply in the past year. This is shown by a survey conducted by the Internet Foundation. And it is a group that stands out. – This year it is among middle-aged people that it is increasing fastest, says Måns Jonasson at the Internet Foundation.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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AI has had its big breakthrough in Sweden. A clear majority of Swedes use various types of AI services, shows a new report from the Internet Foundation.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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56 percent of employed Swedes now use AI in their work, according to the Internet Foundation's major survey, The Swedes and the Internet. This is a doubling from 28 percent in 2025. White-collar workers are the ones who use AI the most – now 71 percent compared to 42 percent last year. But among workers, use has more than tripled: 33 percent will use AI at work in 2026 compared to 10 percent in 2025. At the same time, there is still uncertaint…

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This year's report focuses on AI use, but also shows a new, albeit not all-encompassing, trend: social media use is decreasing among the youngest Swedes.

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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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