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

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Sep 23
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Op-ed

Are our politicians AI skeptics?

Either they ignore the challenges, or they ridicule them.

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Sep 19
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Op-ed

Norway has been a leader in global health — with new committee, we hope it continues

Millions of lives depend on Norway to continue its efforts on global health. Therefore, we ask a committee of experts led by Camilla Stoltenberg to advise on Norway's strategy for the future.

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Sep 17
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Op-ed

Even the government can't claim that the electric car subsidies are effective climate policy now

Effective, global climate policy is not outdated. That's the future.

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Sep 14
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Op-ed

Science has not provided good enough answers to the question of the origin of the pandemic

Here politics has become entwined with what should have been open and free research.

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Sep 13
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Op-ed

What do we owe the future?

Do we have moral obligations towards people that do not yet exist? In long-term ethics, one is concerned with the future, but what does it really entail?

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Sep 6
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Op-ed

Dangerously fast in the wrong direction

Creating super-intelligent KI will be humanity's greatest achievement. But will it be the best or worst thing we've created?

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Sep 4
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Op-ed

Cut electric car subsidies - spend the money out

The electric car subsidies cost too much and seem too little. Replace them with more effective climate action abroad.

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Sep 2
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Policy note

Antimicrobial resistance - Taking action on pull incentives in Norway

Antimikrobiell resistens (AMR) er en alvorlig og raskt voksende folkehelsetrussel. I 2022 ble det anslått at AMR førte til 1,27 millioner dødsfall globalt. Dette notatet beskriver en modell som estimerer at det i 2015 gikk tapt minst 240 liv i Norge på grunn av antimikrobiell resistens. Modellen er utarbeidet av Alliance for Reducing Microbial Resistance (ARMoR) med innspill fra tankesmien Langsikt. Utviklingskjeden for antimikrobielle midler har over tid blitt utarmet, og er nå klart utilstrekkelig for å levere medikamentene som trengs for å behandle resistente infeksjoner. En viktig årsak til dette er markedssvikt i legemiddelmarkedet, der dagens insentivstruktur gjør det ulønnsomt å kommersialisere nye antibiotika. ARMoR foreslår en satsing på såkalte pull-insentiver som en del av løsningen på denne markedssvikten.

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Aug 22
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Op-ed

Government's climate funding is tinkering with numbers

Norway contributes less than we claim and “aid-washes” profitable investments.

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Aug 9
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Policy note

Norwegian food security in scenarios with abrupt sunlight reduction

This report, prepared in collaboration with ALLFED, highlights the ongoing threat to Norway's food systems from abrupt sunlight reduction scenarios (ASRS), caused by events such as a volcanic eruption, nuclear conflict or an asteroid impact. Historically, such scenarios have severely disrupted the global climate and would have catastrophic consequences for food security around the world if they were to occur again. However, there are effective measures that Norwegian authorities can take to strengthen preparedness both before and after such an event, which can reduce disruptions to the food system and save lives globally.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

Partnerships are about more than money distribution

First published:
Panorama News
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13.8.2025

The Secretary General of ADRA responds to Longsight's chronicle of increased support for local partners, pointing out that partnerships are about more than money distribution.

Education funds seen from the side of teachers

First published:
Panorama News
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8.8.2025

The proposal to cut support for education funds in the Long-Term memo “Time for reprioritisation” has been criticised in a post in Panorama News.

Aker deserves applause for its bet on artificial intelligence, not destructive criticism.

First published:
Northern Norway debate
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2.8.2025

Correspondence chronicle to Aksel Sterri's chronicle in DN about Stargate Norway.

Aksel Braanen Sterri about the AI revolution on the podcast Stop the World

First published:
Stop the World
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27.7.2025

We are in the midst of a technological revolution. Is it salvation or a curse? Aksel discusses with Torbjørn Røe Isaksen.

Summer's big think-tank duel

First published:
Out in the world
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25.7.2025

Cindy Robles on a podcast about development policy alongside Agenda and Civita.

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.

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