NorwAI AI in Society

Duration
01.10.2022–30.12.2028

TIK is responsible for the work package "AI in Society" as part of NorwAI - Norwegian Research Center for AI Innovation. NorwAI is a hub for effective and responsible development of AI within a consortium of partners in Norway, hosted by the Department of Computer Science, NTNU.

Spectrogram (frequency as a function of time) of the English word "buy"

Photo illustration: COMDJ, Public domain, via Wikimedia Common

Contact

The TIK Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture is responsible for the Work Package AI and Society. The Norwegian Research Center for AI Innovation (NorwAI) is a hub for research on data-driven AI and big data, funded by its partners and the Research Council of Norway through the scheme for Research-based Innovation (SFI). Today, AI has an impact on almost all aspects of our society. Data-driven AI, where systems learn and gradually improve by analyzing large amounts of data, has led to dramatic improvements in language processing and image analysis and enabled automation in personalization and decision support. Notions of responsibility, trustworthiness and sustainability are central to AI development. NorwAI is hosted by the Department of Computer Science, NTNU (https://www.ntnu.edu/idi).

Participants

  • Picture of Susanne Bauer
    Susanne Bauer University of Oslo WP leader AI in society
  • Tanja Knaus University of Oslo Doctoral research fellow
  • Picture of Jon Atle Gulla
    Jon Atle Gulla NTNU Center Director

Funding

Funded by The Research Council of Norway

Collaborators

NTNU, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Computer Science is host for the center, the other research partners are Norwegian Computing Center (NR), SINTEF, University of Oslo and University of Stavanger Additionally, the Center has a group of industrial partners: ANEO, Cognite, Digital Norway, DNB, DNV, Kongsberg Digital, NRK, Schibsted, SpareBank1 SMN, Statnett and Telenor.

Published June 6, 2025 5:38 PM - Last modified June 6, 2025 5:38 PM