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The Swedish Work Environment Authority describes opportunities and risks of AI at work. Monotonous tasks can decrease while new risks arise. Its guidance addresses safe use, systematic work-environment practice, workload, working hours and organisational and social conditions during AI introduction.
Swedish Work Environment Authority · 2025-12-22
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What the source shows
The Swedish Work Environment Authority describes opportunities and risks of AI at work. Monotonous tasks can decrease while new risks arise. Its guidance addresses safe use, systematic work-environment practice, workload, working hours and organisational and social conditions during AI introduction. Source: Swedish Work Environment Authority, 2025-12-22
What the material does not establish
The material concerns broad AI use and work equipment, not only generative AI in HR. It is guidance, not a study measuring gains in municipal HR teams. Particular requirements and the local risk picture need contextual assessment. Source: Swedish Work Environment Authority, 2025-12-22
For HR, AI + JJ
AI + JJ, application: Check whether AI reduces rework or increases pace and review burden. What do the people doing the work report about workload, control and room to learn? Source: Swedish Work Environment Authority, 2025-12-22