Artificial Intelligence at NTNU
Artificial Intelligence at NTNU
NTNU has been a leading player in artificial intelligence in Norway for several decades. The university conducts research in areas such as machine learning, natural language processing, robotics, and autonomous systems. Additionally, NTNU is committed to closely examining the ethical and societal challenges of AI. NTNU combines theory with practical application and collaborates with industry to develop solutions in health, energy, and technology.
NTNU also offers education in artificial intelligence at various levels. Students gain insights into AI technologies and their applications, and work on tasks that reflect both technological challenges and opportunities in the field.
Policy for the use of ICT tools with generative artificial intelligence at NTNU
Initiatives, centers, and current projects
Our strength lies in robust academic environments with an innovative approach to artificial intelligence. Here is a small selection of our centers and current projects.
Centers
- NorwAI - Norwegian Research Center for AI Innovation (NorwAI)
- Autoship - Centre for Research-based Innovation
- CGF - Centre for Geophysical Forecasting
- Excited - Centre for excellence in education
- MIRA - Gemini Centre for Medical Imaging Research and AI
- AID - Norwegian Centre on AI-Decisions
- NCEI - Norwegian Centre for Embodied AI
NTNU is a research partner in these centres
- Norwegian Centre for Sustainable, Risk-averse and Ethical AI
- Empowerment of Human Learning
- Center for AI & Creativity
Initiatives and projects
- NAIL - Norwegian Open AI Lab
- NorLLM - Norwegian Large Language Models
- Copilot for Microsoft 365 i offentlig sektor
- DeepInMotion - Explainable artificial intelligent system to discover new infant movement biomarkers for early detection of disease.
- MI-HEAD - Machine Intelligence in Headaches
- DigiFrailCare - Digitalization and AI in society
- Laibro - Kunstig intelligens, ekte bibliotek (in Norwegian)