Arrangementer
Kommende
Foredraget beskriver den nasjonale og internasjonale historiske utviklingen i kampen mot datakriminalitet og cyberkriminalitet fra 1976 til 2026.
After years of green and digital ambitions, a pandemic, wars, an energy crisis and the arrival of AI, where does Norway's industrial transformation actually stand? Researchers from INTRANSIT present key findings, and leaders from industry, policy and civil society join them on stage to discuss the twin transition in the age of AI, whether Norway's industrial transformation has stalled or is still moving, and what works - and what doesn't - in innovation policy for transformative change.
På konferansen ser vi på hvordan ny teknologi og et mer sammensatt digitalt regelverk utfordrer personvernet. Temaene inkluderer sentrale domstolsavgjørelser, KI-briller og KI-agenter, EUs foreslåtte «Digital Omnibus» og innføringen av Helsedataforordningen i Norge.
Tidligere
In this final seminar, Torjus Solheim Eckhoff will present the draft of his PhD thesis titled “The Promises of a Computerised State – A History of the Norwegian Public Administration.”
In this seminar, Irina Papazu, Associate Professor from the Technologies in Practice section at the IT University in Copenhagen will talk about how public digitalization changes the relation between citizen and state, transforming and displacing power relations and exacerbating inequalities.
In this seminar, Julia Kirch Kirkegaard, Professor of Energy and Society at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), explores how economic, social, and environmental values shape Denmark’s wind energy transition. Drawing on developments in wind energy and emerging energy islands, she examines the competing ideas of what constitutes a “good” green transition.