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Nov 29
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Op-ed

The Giver Paradox

Why are generous Norwegians so stingy?

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Nov 22
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Policy note

Green Guarantees: A Free Climate Measure if Used Correctly

Through adjustments to Norway's new state guarantee scheme, Norway can trigger tens of billions in climate finance without paying a penny.

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Nov 15
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Op-ed

At the back of the line

If Norway does not quickly become part of the EU health community, Norway could end up last in the vaccine line if a new pandemic strikes us.

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Nov 11
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Op-ed

Dumbing down the debate on KI threats

We need more humility from leading voices.

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Nov 11
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Op-ed

An unsuitable humanitarian strategy

The principles of Norway's new humanitarian strategy are unsuitable for making budgetary priorities. It's a democratic problem.

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Nov 8
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Op-ed

Here's how Trump could stumble in the race with China

The United States has begun to wake up to the galloping KI developments. The outcome could be a new, cold and digital war with China.

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Nov 4
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Policy note

Norway can, Norway should: Take the lead in halving premature death by 2050

Norway has played a leading international role in global health during the last 25 years, contributing to saving millions of lives. How should this work be continued? An expert committee, led by Camilla Stoltenberg, has released a report examining Norway's opportunities and challenges in global health up to 2050, providing recommendations to Norwegian policymakers.

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Oct 21
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Policy note

Calls for a national strategy for bioinnovation

To capitalise on opportunities, strengthen our competitiveness internationally and be positioned for biotechnology's ChatGPT moment, we need an ambitious policy for the emerging technology-driven bioeconomy.

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Oct 15
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Policy note

Norwegian companies should set the AI standard

Artificial intelligence (“AI”) has great potential, but the technology and management systems to use the technology are immature. This article provides public and private companies with an overview of the central parts of the risk picture in the face of artificial intelligence and what can be done to address relevant risk factors. This is how Norwegian companies can set the standard for responsible use of AI.

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Oct 14
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Statement

The Future Panel - what do people think of Norway's wealth?

Sixty-six randomly selected Norwegians will discuss how Norway's wealth can be used for the good of current and future generations.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

Maya (38) was selected to sit in a public panel: — Like winning the Lotto

First published:
TV2 Nyheter
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10.1.2025

The citizens who will sit on the Future Panel, a people's panel that will discuss Norway's wealth and future, have now been selected. TV2 Nyheter interviews some of the participants.

Nigeria's Minister of Health: Norwegian leadership can save lives

First published:
Altinget
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9.1.2025

Better global health will benefit everyone, both in Nigeria and Norway, writes Nigeria's Minister of Health and Social Affairs, Muhammad Ali Pate.

Norway is gearing up against bird flu

First published:
VG
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9.1.2025

VG writes about Norway's response to bird flu, and mentions Langsikt among key actors who have warned against the virus early on.

I'm a cable skeptic. Here is an answer to a power cable supporter.

First published:
Aftenposten
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2.1.2025

Øystein Sjølie, social economist and author of “The Oil Book: How Norwegian Oil and Gas Makes the World a Better Place”, has written a response to Aksel Braanen Sterri's column on electricity cables in Aftenposten.

The biggest research breakthroughs of the year

First published:
Abels Tårn (NRK)
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31.12.2024

Senior Advisor in Langsikt Sigrid Bratlie, together with Torkild Jemterud, Inga Strümke and Aksel Kjær Vidnes, summarizes the science and technology year 2024 in two parts of Abels Tårn. Part 2 of the programme can be found on NRK radio's website.

Pandemics cannot be predicted

First published:
Aftenposten
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31.12.2024

Professor Emeritus Stig S. Frøland writes in Aftenposten about the bird flu and Norway's pandemic preparedness, and comments, among other things, on the uncertainty of the numbers on the likelihood of a pandemic, which the Stoltenberg committee and several of Langsikt's staff often have referred to.

Fears a new pandemic

First published:
Dagbladet
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29.12.2024

Molecular biologist and Senior Advisor in Langsikt Sigrid Bratlie is interviewed about the risk of a bird flu pandemic following outbreaks of the virus in 659 U.S. dairy farms.

The bird flu could become a race against the clock

First published:
Dagsnytt 18 (NRK)
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19.12.2024

Molecular biologist and Senior Advisor at Langsikt, Sigrid Bratlie, fears a new pandemic as a result of the flare-up of bird flu in the US.

New ChatGPT is a master at deceiving you

First published:
Aftenposten
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12.12.2024

The latest model of ChatGPT has proven in new tests to be able to deceive its users. Anders Eidesvik, AI advisor in Langsikt, comments on the story and calls this a warning shot of what may come when agents and even more advanced systems become widely available.

Bill Gates on Norway: Never before has the world had a bigger need for Norway's moral leadership

First published:
Aftenposten
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8.12.2024

Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft and chairman of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, writes in Aftenposten about the importance of Norwegian leadership on global aid. He highlights, among other things, the Stoltenberg Committee on Global Health, and underlines the conclusions of the report they presented in November.

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