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All publications

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Dec 14
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Op-ed

Data is not like oil. It's better.

Data lacks what we had for oil: an institutional architecture around the resource.

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Dec 14
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Norway contributes to the growth of others

AI is becoming the most important infrastructure of our time. Norway has significant financial interests, but is falling behind in the industrial sector. It makes us rich as investors -- and vulnerable as business.

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Dec 12
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Op-ed

Pseudocode is easy -- politics is hard. The AI Commanders Build the Bridge

if/else solves nothing in an adaptive, complex system like Norway. AI policy requires systems understanding, considerations of nature, security and voter acceptance—and it requires common principles before we can write the concrete features.

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Dec 10
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Op-ed

AI threats in the short and long term

The fact that KI is causing serious problems today does not mean that we can dismiss the threats of the future.

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Dec 8
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Op-ed

Data centers aren't the problem -- poor prioritization is

Data centers are portrayed as a threat to Norwegian industry and the power system. The figures show that the risks lie in unclear frameworks, not in the data centres themselves.

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Nov 27
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Op-ed

A new project for the state: The baby package

Stewardship of the natural resources and the welfare state are two of our nation's greatest triumphs. What is the next big project for A/S Norway?

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Nov 26
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Input

Input to the strategy for Norway's cooperation with the World Bank

Norway should see its cooperation with the World Bank, particularly IDA, as more than an aid tool - it should be part of our long-term strategy to contribute to a stable and resilient world with less inequality and less poverty. Here are nine inputs on how.

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Nov 24
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Op-ed

The world's top AI scientist warns of the dangers of artificial intelligence. Dismissing him is risky.

He has outlined one of the best solution proposals so far.

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Nov 20
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Op-ed

Norway needs a new national project

Norway and Europe must find a third way in the shadow of China and the United States.

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Nov 20
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Input

Norwegian aid can accomplish much more if it is prioritized correctly. Here are suggestions on how

Below are two proposals for structural measures in the aid budget, and then two concrete budget amendments that can save free up room for action for new initiatives (a total of NOK 1 billion in 2026).

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Media coverage

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Media coverage

Digitalization minister Tung is one of the Parliament's least in-demand ministers.

First published:
Altinget
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25.4.2025

The Parliament's lack of interest in digitalisation is worrying. “There is still a prevailing view that digitalisation is an unsexy political area,” says Anders Eidesvik in Langsikt.

Do you keep up with the AI development? Here are the main breakthroughs now

First published:
Shifter
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23.4.2025

“The trend seems to have accelerated recently [and] this is perhaps the most important technical development happening right now,” says Jakob Graabak, AI expert and special adviser in Langsikt.

Eirik Mofoss on the podcast Liberal Halvtime

First published:
Civita, California
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15.4.2025

What is long-term policy, and why do we need to think long-term? General Manager of Langsikt, Eirik Mofoss, discusses with Mathilde Fasting about what should be done to get more long-term vision in politics.

A Political Earthquake in Turkey

First published:
Agenda Magazine
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8.4.2025

Ane Breivik, a Longsikt adviser and law student on exchange to Istanbul, writes about the overwhelming mobilization taking place in Istanbul's streets against Turkey's president.

- Has the potential to kill far more people than all the world's conflicts

First published:
Fædrelandsvennen
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8.4.2025

Ingvild Wetrhus Thorsvik (V) is interviewed by Fædrelandsvennen about cuts in USAID and a recent aid trip to Kenya, where Langsikt participated as an organizer.

Sigrid Bratlie on podcast about GMOs, covid lab leaks and mutants

First published:
Inn til kjernen med Sunniva Rose
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7.4.2025

Sigrid Bratlie, Senior Advisor at Langsikt, is on Sunniva Rose's new podcast talking about why it's likely the covid virus leaked from a lab, what genetically modified organisms (GMOs) really are—and why GMOs can be really good.

This was impossible a short time ago

First published:
NRK
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28.3.2025

- It's spin wild. This is a whole new level, says Anders Eidesvik, KI advisor at Langsikt. He's referring to the new update to ChatGPT, which is far better at generating realistic images.

Aksel Braanen Sterri on Norsk Prepp's podcast on long-term preparedness

First published:
Norsk Prepp
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27.3.2025

How do we prepare Norwegian society for the future? Aksel Braanen Sterri, Senior Vice President at Langsikt, shares his thoughts on preparedness, prepping and politics.

Eirik Mofoss on the radio program Trygdekontoret

First published:
Rádio NRK
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24.3.2025

Why are vitamins and mosquito nets the most effective aid? Managing director of Langsikt, Eirik Mofoss, discusses with Thomas Seltzer how simple solutions can save hundreds of thousands of lives.

Euractiv interviews Sigrid Bratlie about the introduction of EU GMO regulations after 22 years

First published:
EurActiv
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20.3.2025

The late introduction of the EU's GMO regulations in Norway is also a cause for concern internationally.

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