Nordic ambassadors highlight trust, human-centered values in AI cooperation with Korea

As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly reshapes economies and societies, Nordic countries like Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden are positioning themselves not only as innovation leaders, but also as proponents of a distinctly human-centered approach to AI. In a joint interview with The Korea Times ahead of the Nordic+Korea Innovation Days from April 21 to 23, four ambassadors outlined how their social model — grounded in high levels of social trust, inclusive governance and human-centric values — is shaping the trajectory of AI development and what policy and societal lessons it may offer Korea. The annual initiative, jointly organized by the four countries, will run this year under the theme “Human–AI Collaboration: The Productive Partnership.” The discussion underscored the strong alignment between Korea and the Nordic region as innovation-driven, highly digitalized economies, making for natural partnership in the AI era. Both regions invest heavily in research and development, while pursuing technological advancement alongside sustainability. “Both Korea and the Nordi

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