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"Think twice, especially if something provokes strong emotions or seems extreme"

The threat of election interference is increasing. A new report shows that disinformation and influence operations are becoming more common in Europe.

Technology is not a miracle cure for a clean and tidy internet

OPINION: Artificial Intelligence promises to transform our world, how much should we let it?

New discovery about the brain's sense of place from Nobel Prize winners: "Absolutely shocked that this exists," says May-Britt Moser

The brain scans its surroundings in a steady rhythm, like an engine that only turns off during deep sleep.

The use of artificial intelligence has doubled since last year

One in five Norwegian enterprises now utilises artificial intelligence (AI) technology, with a particular focus on generative AI.

What will happen if we succeed with artificial intelligence?

OPINION: "We should expect that machines will take control," concluded Alan Turing in 1951. In this text, one of the world's leading AI researchers, Professor Stuart J. Russell, discusses the benefits and dangers of the research.

How working life could change if robots take over more and more jobs

Industrial robots could create greater changes than humanoid robots, researcher says.

Will society become colder if robots help the sick and elderly?

Social robots could soon assist in nursing homes or even be present in our living rooms. Is there a risk that they will replace human interaction?

This robot will clean your home and do your laundry

The Norwegian company 1X Technologies has already created a humanoid robot that is in the workplace. Next year, they will launch a robot for the home.

Robots that look like us: “What's happening now is incredibly exciting”

A new era is starting where robots are becoming much smarter than we are used to, according to researchers.

People liked AI art – when they thought it was made by humans

But people were bad at assessing whether images were made by artificial intelligence or an artist.

Can a Norwegian invention revolutionise artificial intelligence?

Artificial intelligence is a climate culprit, discriminates, and is difficult to interpret. A method inspired by the ancient Greeks could be the solution.

Do you know why you choose the music you listen to?

SHARE YOUR SCIENCE: Algorithmic music recommendations are everywhere. Why do people resist to acknowledge them?

Can artificial intelligence be creative? ChatGPT outperformed humans on a classic test

Artificial intelligence can mimic one aspect of creativity, but creativity is complex.

The future of artificial intelligence in education

SHARE YOUR SCIENCE: Using ChatGPT, the students reports surpassed the quality of many research papers. How can subject matter experts stay relevant for software engineers?

Researchers are developing artificial intelligence that will detect early-stage dementia

The dream is to use the technology for mass screening of the population to uncover dementia, researcher says.

Can artificial intelligence help teenagers with depression?

Researchers will test whether ChatGPT can provide answers to questions young people have about mental health problems.

Let’s not vilify our students over chatGPT

OPINION: With the advent of ever-more capable artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as chatGPT, we once again have an opportunity to choose a rational, humane future over clinging to an irrational, suspicious past.

Exam answers from ChatGPT were only detected in 6 out of 10 cases

Researchers at the University of Agder have investigated how well ChatGPT can answer exam questions. Only 60 per cent of the answers were detected as robot texts.

What happened when Robots invaded Norwegian banks?

Norwegian banks were digitalised in the 1990s. Management had high hopes of laying off staff.

Tumours in breasts with dense tissue are more difficult to detect. Artificial intelligence can simplify the job, a new study shows.

The new study is based on screening using an MRI. But women with dense breast tissue who are covered by the Norwegian mammography programme are not offered this type of screening.

Steering clear of our worst nightmares of artificial intelligence

OPINION: A giant leap for mankind, without doubt, but will artificial intelligence be a friend or foe? The trick may lie in better involving the public in scrutinizing AI’s problematic aspects.