Our work

Here you will find all our work and everything others write about us. We are constantly working to produce new content, including notes, consultation input, chronicles and debate posts.

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Priority areas

Biotechnology

Here you will find an overview of our work on biotechnology.

Biotechnology

Artificial Intelligence

Here you will find an overview of our work on artificial intelligence.

Artificial Intelligence

Aid

Here you will find an overview of our work on aid.

Aid
Antimicrobial resistance
Antimicrobial resistance
Climate
Climate
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
Pandemics
Pandemics
Longterm institutions
Longterm institutions
Animal welfare
Animal welfare
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All publications

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Aug 10
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Statement

Møt oss under Arendalsuka

I år deltar ni ansatte under Arendalsuka, og her finner du oss!

Links
Aug 6
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Op-ed

Tax on suffering

There are several types of taxes we should want more of.

Links
Jul 21
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Op-ed

Norway remains outside the AI safety collaboration

AI-driven cyberattacks threaten the Norwegian economy and infrastructure. Yet, we have no seat at the table where our allies collaborate on AI security.

Links
Jul 19
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Op-ed

What if the AI tidal wave arrives?

World-leading economists are warning of an AI revolution and demanding action. Other countries are already well underway with their preparations, but in Norway, very little is happening.

Links
Jun 10
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Op-ed

Support for civil society is not intended for Norwegian organizations

Norad's proposal to open up for more competition between Norwegian and foreign actors regarding civil society support has ignited the aid debate. Many fear for the future of Norwegian organizations. But it is not primarily their future that this support is intended to secure.

Links
Jun 5
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Statement

NTNU Graduation 2026: Be Morally Ambitious

If we, with the most money, education, and opportunities, had spent some of our time and money on others instead of ourselves, millions of people in the world could have had a better life.

Links
Jun 2
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Op-ed

Langsikt responds: Klein's authoritarian argumentation

Jörn Klein's criticism of Langsikt is a striking attack on a core principle of Norwegian democracy: that those in power are in contact with a wide range of organizations and knowledge actors. Only in extreme cases should authorities refuse to participate in debates because the organizers should be considered persona non grata.

Links
May 28
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Statement

Statement: Norway should strengthen its global health leadership

The statement is an input to the Turning Point process, offering recommendations on how Norway can strengthen its international leadership in global health at a time of increasing global needs and weakened international cooperation.

Links
May 14
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Op-ed

The Hidden Architect Behind Norway's Prosperity

… and what he can teach us about artificial intelligence.

Links
May 8
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Op-ed

The Great AI Liberation Is a Practical Contradiction

Losing people the work, we also lose the ability to introduce schemes that ensure people an income to live on. The dream that machines can liberate humans by taking over all work is therefore not possible.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

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.

Eirik Mofoss and Fride Nordstrand Nilsen as co-authors in a Lancet commentary

First published:
The Lancet Regional Health Europe
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3.7.2025

The commentary presents recommendations from national expert groups for how Norway, Denmark and Germany can renew their leadership in global health.

Tellef Raabe becomes new AI expert in Langsikt

First published:
The Althing
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2.7.2025

Media sociologist Tellef Raabe is moving to Oslo to strengthen the KI team at the think tank Lang.

Aksel Braanen Sterri wants tax on animal suffering

First published:
The Morning Blade
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2.7.2025

If the philosopher gets what he wants, the farmers will have to find something else to do — or start growing plants. Reportage with Chief Scientific Officer Aksel Braanen Sterri in Morgenbladet on how to improve animal welfare.

The think-tanks Civita, Agenda and Langjoin forces to urge Development Minister Åsmund Aukrust to take action. “Untimely,” replies the minister.

First published:
Vårt Land
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30.6.2025

The think-tanks want answers on what tomorrow's billion-dollar aid will be spent on, and for the government to prioritise a new development policy announcement.

Reponse to Langsikt: Global Education Funds Are Not “Intermediaries”

First published:
Panorama News
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25.6.2025

Somalia's education minister and Haiti's former education minister disagree with Longsight's recommendation to cut support for global education funds.

The economists banged on, but the Research Council only let in the technologists

First published:
The Daily Newspaper
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17.6.2025

Bram Timmermans responds to Braanen Sterri's chronicle about the lack of presence of social economists when the “Ki-milliardern” was handed out.

Advarer mot Norec-nedleggelse

First published:
Panorama Nyheter
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17.6.2025

Fremskrittspartiet vil kutte støtten til Norec dersom det blir borgerlig regjering til høsten, noe også Langsikt tok til orde for notatet "Tid for omprioritering". Det advarer utviklingsminister Åsmund Aukrust (Ap) sterkt imot.

Kritiserer ny 100-dagersplan: Langsikt må tenke mer langsiktig

First published:
Panorama Nyheter
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16.6.2025

Tankesmien Langsikt mener at en ny regjering bør gjøre 20 endringer i bistanden i løpet av sine første 100 dager. – Det er et utålmodig notat der ting skal gjøres fort, sier CMI-forsker Ottar Mæstad.

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