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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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.

Links
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.

Links
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.

Links
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

Links
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.

Links
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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May 12
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Op-ed

Norwegian aid is like an emergency room where friends are treated first

And the Minister of Health decides what treatment should be given.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

Aksel Braanen Sterri on Dagsrevyen

First published:
NRK
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23.7.2026

Research Director Aksel Braanen Sterri shed light on how AI could impact the future job market.

OpenAI's AI hacked into a company on its own

First published:
NRK
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22.7.2026

Head of Emerging Technologies Lotte Skolem interviewed about OpenAI's AI hacking another AI company on its own.

Eirik Mofoss on Sommer i P2

First published:
NRK
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16.7.2026

Eirik Mofoss was a guest on the radio program Sommer i P2.

Langsikt strengthens the team

First published:
Panorama Nyheter
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10.7.2026

Ram Eirik Glomseth has just started as an intern at the think tank Langsikt, while Martin Sunde Eriksen will join as a permanent employee in August.

How to rebuild trust in foreign aid?

First published:
Panorama News
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30.6.2026

Langsikt Academy participant Thomas Aarheim writes about how Norway enjoys immense trust as an aid donor globally. The question is how we rebuild that same trust domestically.

Norwegian top diplomat in close contact with Iran: "A deal is nearing"

First published:
Nettavisen
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27.6.2026

State Secretary Andreas Kravik interviewed about a possible agreement between the US and Iran at the Langsikt Seminar.

Can artificial intelligence withstand a scorching hot planet?

First published:
Dagens Næringsliv
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18.6.2026

Terje Erikstad writes about threats from artificial intelligence and highlights Langsikt's seminar on biological threats.

Norad risks undermining what they aim to strengthen

First published:
Panorama News
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12.6.2026

Digni responds to Cindy Robles' op-ed on Norad's proposed changes to civil society support.

– We must do less of everything that dilutes aid

First published:
Panorama News
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8.6.2026

Senior Advisor Cindy Robles was interviewed about how she would have reformed Norwegian aid if she had been in charge.

More than the number of mosquito nets and vaccines

Digni's CEO is interviewed about aid in Dagen, and Eirik Mofoss' criticism of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is mentioned.

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