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Alle publikasjoner

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Jun 27
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Op-ed

Norad misunderstands the investigation instruction

The assistance is exempt from the state's assessment guidelines, which require alternatives to be considered before decisions are made. It shouldn't be, even if Ingvar Olsen at Norad thinks so.

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Jun 26
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Op-ed

The crises we don't care about

Why do politicians engage for crises in the global north but look a different path when the crises happen in the south?

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Jun 24
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Op-ed

Jonas on TikTok is a bad idea

Jonas Gahr Støre has taken to Tiktok to reach young voters. But TikTok is not the place for either youth or politics.

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Jun 14
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Op-ed

A new pandemic is on the stairs

And it could be much worse than the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Jun 13
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Op-ed

We must not forget the victims of war outside of Europe

Millions could die of starvation this summer, partly as a consequence of the war in Ukraine. Also this year, Norway's Ukraine program should include countries in the south.

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Jun 11
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Policy note

Standard for Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence

How to manage AI risk? A guide for Norwegian businesses. A collaboration between EY and Langsikt

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Jun 9
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Op-ed

It shouldn't be up to you to say yes or no to Facebook

Privacy is not protected by focusing more on consent or deleting our profiles.

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Jun 7
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Policy note

A lab leak may have started the corona pandemic

The corona pandemic has been the biggest global crisis of our time. It has cost millions of lives, trillions of dollars and inflicted countless other negative consequences on society. The origins of the pandemic remain an unanswered question. In this document, we review the available knowledge. Based on this, we assess it as of June 2024, as most likely that the pandemic was the result of an accident at a research laboratory in Wuhan, not from natural contagion from animals at the wet market close by. We also point out how both the political and scientific system have failed in dealing with the issue and thus stood in the way of designing a knowledge-based preparedness and prevention policy for future pandemics.

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Jun 7
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Policy note

Weapons, Plague and Gold - Opportunities and Threats of New Biotechnology

The twin revolutions in biotechnology and artificial intelligence will, in the future, dramatically increase the ability of humans to decode and program genetic code. This gives us the ability to design completely new biological functions and organisms - called synthetic biology. Synthetic biology will, over the next few decades, create trillion-class values and help us solve challenges in climate, animal welfare, food supply, medicine, vaccines, biomaterials and many other areas. At the same time, synthetic biology can have disastrous consequences either as a result of mishaps or intentional damage. In order to harness the enormous benefits that biorevolution can bring us, while avoiding the greatest dangers, we need to develop precise and ambitious policies. Download the memo to read more about this topic. If you would like to read the memo that specifically deals with the origin of the corona pandemic, you can find it here: www.langsikt.no/en/publikasjoner/lablekkasje.

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May 17
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Op-ed

Constitution needs to be changed

May 17th may not be the day to criticize either the nation or constitution. But it has to be done.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

Calling political theater naive

First published:
The class struggle
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24.7.2025

Academic Director Aksel Sterri is interviewed in Klassekampen about why he thinks political art often appears naive and uninformed.

Artificial intelligence triggers giant investments in data centers

First published:
Dagsavisen
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22.7.2025

Data centres worth hundreds of billions are being built at record speed, even as the power grid is at risk of collapsing under its weight. Langsikts AI advisor Anders Eidesvik is familiar with Dagsavisen on the energy needs of artificial intelligence.

NRK Nyhetsmorgen interviews Langsikts AI advisor about Meta's AI update

First published:
NRK News Morning
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18.7.2025

Langsikt's AI advisor Anders Eidesvik is interviewed by NRK about the new update that allows Meta to share users' private messages with its I model.

Now private messages are shared in Messenger with KI

First published:
NRK.no
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18.7.2025

Langsikt's AI advisor Anders Eidesvik is interviewed by NRK about the new update that allows Meta to share users' private messages with its AI model.

Meta uses private messages to train AI models

First published:
The class struggle
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16.7.2025

Langsikt's advisor at KI, Anders Eidesvik, talked to Klassekampen about how Meta is starting to feed its AI models with users' private messages.

Greater climate risk for the Oil Fund than previously expected

First published:
Green Central Banking
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15.7.2025

Sondre Hansmark, senior advisor on climate, is interviewed by Green Central Banking about what Statens Pensjonsfond Utland (the oil fund) risks losing as a result of climate change.

“Mads” (18) does not exist—but so do the prejudices about him

First published:
Budstikka
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14.7.2025

Langsikt's AI advisor Anders Eidesvik is interviewed by Budstikka about why AIs create the cliché of “Bærumgsutten”.

Climate Tragedy: Are Politicians Failing the Future? A podcast with Eirik Mofoss

First published:
Behind the News with Elin Ludvigsen
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9.7.2025

CEO of Lang, Eirik Mofoss, was on the podcast “Behind the news with Elin Ludvigsen” to talk about climate and disaster risks.

Summer interview with Sigrid Bratlie in Book365

First published:
Book365
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8.7.2025

In connection with the book “The Mystery of Wuhan”, Sigrid Bratlie was interviewed in Bok365 about reading plans for the summer.

Aksel Braanen Sterri on Dagsnytt 18 to talk about taxes on animal suffering

First published:
NRK
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4.7.2025

Aksel Braanen Sterri, Head of Department at Lang, wants to tax poor animal welfare. He debated SP politician on Dagsnytt 18 after reportage in Morgenbladet.

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