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All publications

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Aug 27
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Policy note

Politics for the Future: How to better include the interests of future generations in Norwegian politics

Four proposals for institutional changes. Memo will be published no later than Wednesday, August 25.

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Aug 12
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Op-ed

We took control of the oil. Let's do the same with data and artificial intelligence

When the Americans came to Norway to conduct oil drilling, blood-trimmed politicians and bureaucrats ensured that the oil resources benefited the entire Norwegian people. But when the same Americans come to drill for data we do... nothing?

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Aug 8
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Op-ed

Scare propaganda from the environmental movement is costing thousands of lives

Sacrificing children's lives for the sake of being is not defensible.

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Aug 7
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Op-ed

The Ethics Council's Impossible Job

The oil fund's ethics council needs to be strengthened considerably. Despite the fact that the council is set to solve an impossible task.

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Aug 1
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Statement

KI-horisonten nyhetsbrev

Vi publiserer nyhetsbrev om de viktigste nyhetene innen kunstig intelligens den siste tiden.

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Jul 31
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Op-ed

Norway's underwater blind zone

Norway has a moral blind zone underwater. Annually, 200 million farmed salmon die before slaughter, and behind the figure lurks even more lives. Albert Didriksen and Aksel Braanen Sterri from the Norwegian think-tank Langsikt describe ethical challenges in salmon farming.

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Jul 31
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Op-ed

What's good for Røkke isn't necessarily good for Norway

Stargate Norway is Norway's largest KI venture. Without further action, it will mainly serve Røkke and Altman.

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Jul 27
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Op-ed

The oil fund - a prisoner's dilemma

Strategic incentives can lead everyone to want to hedge as much as possible, but long-term it weakens the community's value.

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Jul 25
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Op-ed

Warning lights flash bright red for EEA

The EEA Agreement has served us well for over three decades. But expectations of ever benevolence from Brussels appear borderline naive.

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Jul 25
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Op-ed

Data Trade Union

We need counterpower in the digital economy. Data unions are the answer.

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

Pandemics cannot be predicted

First published:
Aftenposten
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31.12.2024

Professor Emeritus Stig S. Frøland writes in Aftenposten about the bird flu and Norway's pandemic preparedness, and comments, among other things, on the uncertainty of the numbers on the likelihood of a pandemic, which the Stoltenberg committee and several of Langsikt's staff often have referred to.

Fears a new pandemic

First published:
Dagbladet
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29.12.2024

Molecular biologist and Senior Advisor in Langsikt Sigrid Bratlie is interviewed about the risk of a bird flu pandemic following outbreaks of the virus in 659 U.S. dairy farms.

The bird flu could become a race against the clock

First published:
Dagsnytt 18 (NRK)
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19.12.2024

Molecular biologist and Senior Advisor at Langsikt, Sigrid Bratlie, fears a new pandemic as a result of the flare-up of bird flu in the US.

New ChatGPT is a master at deceiving you

First published:
Aftenposten
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12.12.2024

The latest model of ChatGPT has proven in new tests to be able to deceive its users. Anders Eidesvik, AI advisor in Langsikt, comments on the story and calls this a warning shot of what may come when agents and even more advanced systems become widely available.

Bill Gates on Norway: Never before has the world had a bigger need for Norway's moral leadership

First published:
Aftenposten
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8.12.2024

Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft and chairman of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, writes in Aftenposten about the importance of Norwegian leadership on global aid. He highlights, among other things, the Stoltenberg Committee on Global Health, and underlines the conclusions of the report they presented in November.

– The exception is probably a necessary evil

First published:
NRK
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20.11.2024

“It is unfortunate that Russia has found a hole in the sanctions regime. But the exception for chemical fertilizers is probably a necessary evil", says Eirik Mofoss, managing director of Lang.

Norway may end up at the back of the vaccine queue

First published:
Dagsnytt 18 (NRK)
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20.11.2024

“If Norway does not quickly become part of the EU health community, Norway could end up last in the vaccine line if a new pandemic strikes us. “, writes Senior Advisor in Langsikt, Sigrid Bratlie, in a chronicle in NRK Ytring. Here she meets Minister of Health Jan Christian Vestre in Dagsnytt 18 on the topic.

Mixed reception on Trump's proposal for health minister

First published:
Dagsnytt 18 (NRK)
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15.11.2024

Senior adviser to Langsikt, Sigrid Batlie, is skeptical of Donald Trump's proposal of Robert F. Kennedy as Secretary of Health of the United States. Kennedy is, among other things, skeptical towards vaccines. Feature in Dagsnytt 18.

How much should we fear AI-based superintelligence?

First published:
Dagsnytt 18 (NRK)
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14.11.2024

Aksel Braanen Sterri, Research director at Langsikt, met Anders Løland, Research Director at the Norwegian Computing Center for a discussion in Dagsnytt 18. Anders Løland and Inga Strümke have advocated that the discussion around superintelligent AI takes attention away from current AI problems. Aksel calls this “a dumbing down of the AI debate,” and believes there is good reason to fear super-intelligent KI systems.

Hopes a public panel can be crowbar on the Oil Fund

First published:
Minerva
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14.11.2024

Future in our hands, the Norwegian Church Aid and other NGOs believe that the people are ambitious for the future, and therefore ask them for recommendations to the politicians. “I have to admit that I have a slight fear that there will be recommendations that I disagree with,” says Eirik Mofoss of Langsikt.

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