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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Mar 14
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Input

Input to the National Quality of Life Strategy

Langsikt supports the government's strategy to make the quality of life of the population a guiding star in policy making and use knowledge of quality of life to develop policies that promote quality of life. We thank you for the opportunity to provide input that can make the strategy even better. (NB: The PDF is in Norwegian)

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Mar 11
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Op-ed

Three measures to turn boys into fathers

Measures to help men need to start early.

Links
Feb 23
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Op-ed

Our children, the guinea pigs

If we're going to experiment on schoolchildren we have to do it properly.

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Feb 21
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Op-ed

Norges Bank should set carbon price

If we are to achieve our climate goals, politicians must give up control of the carbon price.

Links
Feb 6
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Statement

Consensus on AI Act - France, Germany and Italy give in

In December, EU policymakers reached a political consensus on the main contentious issues of the AI Act (KI Regulation), the EU's flagship for regulating artificial intelligence. After a month of technical clarifications, formal agreement was reached on Friday.

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Jan 30
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Op-ed

Meat costs more than you think

It's the animals, farmers, taxpayers and future generations who pay for the meat you eat.

Links
Jan 18
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Op-ed

The Next Technology Revolution

Biological design will turn society upside down. Whether we like it or not.

Links
Jan 16
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Op-ed

The Next Technology Revolution at NHO Annual Conference

Links
Dec 20
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Policy note

Artificial intelligence: a systematic overview of the risk picture

In this note, we map risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) and propose solutions. The aim is to form the basis for a more informed conversation about how Norway can help reduce risks and exploit the potential inherent in the technology.

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Dec 13
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Op-ed

Give the future a voice

Future generations depend on today's elections, but are not represented in today's politics. That's why they always lose.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (UD) is spending $500 million too much to administer aid.

First published:
Panorama Nyheter
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12.3.2025

In addition, NOK 200 million from UD's operating budget should be transferred to Norad. Cindy Robles, Senior Advisor at Langsikt, is interviewed by Panorama News about new Langsikt policy note.

Will move at least 700 million aid from the State Department

First published:
Minerva
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6.3.2025

Too much of Norway's aid goes to administration, and an excessively high proportion of administration costs falls to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Eirik Mofoss, General Manager of Langsikt, is interviewed by Minerva about a new Langsikt policy note.

Norway introduces EU regulations for genetically modified food and feed

First published:
NRK
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6.3.2025

The EEA regulations with the coaching record of a full 22 years are finally introduced in Norway. Sigrid Bratlie, Senior Advisor at Lang, debated the issue with Geir Pollestad in Dagsnytt 18.

Powerful AI tool launched in Norway: Create videos in seconds

First published:
NRK
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28.2.2025

Anders Eidesvik, advisor at Langsikt, is interviewed by NRK in connection with the launch of the AI-video tool Sora in Norway. -We are seeing signs that European leaders will soften the regulations a little bit [around AI]. This is to be able to compete with China and the United States in the field of AI, according to Eidesvik.

The Lab Leak Theory: - The Great Scandal

First published:
Dagbladet
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22.2.2025

Sigrid Bratlie, Senior Advisor at Langsikt, believes that the corona pandemic, most likely, was caused by an infectious accident at a laboratory at the Chinese Wuhan Institute of Virology.

It is naive to think that China will not try to exploit the situation.

First published:
Panorama News
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21.2.2025

Jon Lomøy, special advisor at Langsikt, believes that Trump's aid freeze, and expectations of cuts, have created an economic and political vacuum. China may use the situation to strengthen its own influence

Weight loss drugs are an effective measure against obesity

First published:
NRK
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18.2.2025

Senior Research Officer in Long Term, Aksel Braanen Sterri, discussed weight loss drugs in Dagsnytt 18 with Carina Elisabeth Carlsen

CIA mener covid trolig stammer fra lab

First published:
VG
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10.2.2025

- Denne saken er den viktigste i vår tid. Hvis forskning og teknologi har skapt en global katastrofe, er vi nødt til å rydde opp i det. Seniorrådgiver i Langsikt, Sigrid Bratlie, er intervjuet om lablekkasjeteorien.

- Even relatively limited cuts in the US aid will have major consequences on the ground

First published:
Panorama Nyheter
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5.2.2025

Jon Lomøy, Special Adviser in Langsikt, has been interviewed about the layoffs in USAID and the consequences it may have for the aid.

We need more measures to protect against bird flu

First published:
Kveldsnytt, NRK
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3.2.2025

Bird flu continues to spread, especially in the United States. Molecular biologist and Senior Advisor at LLangsikt, Sigrid Bratlie, believes we need more measures, such as wastewater monitoring, to protect us.

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