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Media coverage

Hva skal vi bruke formuen vår til? 66 vanlige nordmenn skal gi oss svaret

First published:
Dagsavisen
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8.11.2024

Dagsavisen skriver om Framtidspanelet, et kommende folkepanel som Langsikt og andre organisasjoner har tatt initiativ til: Snart vil 40 000 tilfeldig utvalgte nordmenn få muligheten til å bli med i «Framtidspanelet», som skal komme med anbefalinger om hvordan Norges rikdom bør brukes på best mulig måte.

Editorial in Aftenposten on the Stoltenberg committee

First published:
Aftenposten
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5.11.2024

In its editor's column on Tuesday 5th of November, Aftenposten writes that they are skeptical about whether the Stoltenberg Committee on Global Health's recommendation to increase the aid budget above 1% of GNI is the way to go. However, they stress the importance of other proposals from the committee, such as increasing support for cost-effective measures and increasing the share of the aid budget that goes to health initiatives.

New Report Raises Alarm About Global Pandemic Preparedness

First published:
nrk.no
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4.11.2024

On Monday 4 November, the Committee of Experts in Global Health, led by Camilla Stoltenberg, released its report on how Norway can help reduce premature death by 50% globally by 2050. Langsikt is one of the commissioning parties for the committee, and has also had a central part of the secretariat. NRK mentioned the report launch first, and the report has also been featured in VG, Forskning.no, Dagsavisen, Vårt Land, Adresseavisen, Nettavisen and others. You can find the report under “Publications” with the name “Norway can, Norway should: Take the lead in halving premature death by 2050.”

Interview with Stoltenberg, Sandkjær, Høie and Vestre after report launch

First published:
NRK Nyhetsmorgen
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4.11.2024

NRK Nyhetsmorgen covers the expert panel on global health, where Langsikt has been among the initiators (15:52). They also interview the chair of the committee, Camilla Stoltenberg, about how Norway's strategy on global health should be in the next few years to contribute to a halving of premature death by 2050 (16:59). Later in the broadcast (34:49), State Secretary to the Minister of International Development, Bjørg Sandkjær, County Governor and former Minister of Health Bent Høie, and current Minister of Health, Jan Christian Vestre, are also interviewed.

Wanted: Norwegians to help form future of country's $1.8 trillion piggy bank

First published:
Reuters
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30.10.2024

Some 40,000 Norwegian citizens picked at random will next month receive an invitation to help shape the future of their country's wealth, including what to do with its $1.8 trillion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest. They will be whittled down to 66 to take part in the Future Panel, described as a "citizens' assembly for Norway's future" by its organisers, a group of seven non-governmental organisations.

Director of Langsikt Eirik Mofoss in Agenda interview on Norway's green guarantees

First published:
Agenda Magazine
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23.10.2024

Eirik Mofoss is one of several people interviewed in Agenda Magazine on Norway's green investments. Mofoss criticizes the Norwegian Green Guarantee Scheme for setting aside a buffer for possible losses, and believes that Norway, with its strong economy and access to capital, does not need such a loss provision.

Eirik Mofoss in panel discussion on Norway's support to the vaccine alliance Gavi

First published:
Panorama nyheter
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17.10.2024

The Managing director of Langsikt, Eirik Mofoss, recently participated in a panel discussion with Sania Nishtar, director of the vaccine alliance Gavi. Over the past 25 years, including with the support of Norway, Gavi has vaccinated over one billion children.

Året da KI vant Nobelprisene

First published:
Abels tårn
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11.10.2024

Seniorrådgiver Sigrid Bratlie kommenterer nobelprisen i kjemi og i medisin (som begge egentlig går til molekylærbiologi!) i Abels tårn spesial om årets Nobelpriser.

The law that drives the development of AI

First published:
Dagsavisen
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4.10.2024

Aksel Sterri, Research Director, writes about the scaling law and the consequences it can have for Norwegian AI policy. “Despite the challenges, there is little reason to believe that we have seen the best AI models. Billions of dollars are invested in the leading technology companies and AI-created data has already been used to improve Anthropic's AI model. Epoch's conclusion is that “by 2030, with a high probability, it will be possible to train models that exceed GPT-4 in scale to the same extent that GPT-4 exceeds GPT-2 in scale”.”

Tore Renberg kritiserer Digitaliseringsministerns holdning til KI-sikkerhet

First published:
Aftenposten
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30.9.2024

Tore Renberg kritiserer digitaliseringsministerens svar til fagsjef Aksel Braanen Sterri på Dagsnytt 18 den 26.09. Tung svarer: «Jeg tror ikke på dommedagsscenarioene.» - "Merk hvilket ord hun bruker: «Tror.» Som Braanen Sterri sa: Sånn kan vi ikke holde på. Vi kan ikke basere den største revolusjonen i moderne tid på tro. Det har folk forsøkt før. For hva er tro? Tro er følelser. Og menneskene i samfunnet er ikke eksperter, de er følelsesklumper. Det skal de få lov til å være. Det er den styrende parten som ikke har lov til å styre etter følelser."