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A new NorLLM roadmap

A new NorLLM roadmap 

NorwAI intend to introduce new large language models at the 2025 NorwAI Innovate Conference. The roadmap for the research Center reflects a change in the work ahead.

Jon Atle Gulla speaking on stage
Professor Jon Atle Gulla will present news and a new policy at NorwAI Innovate.

2025-09-05 

AI for Ocean and Health: Key Areas for Norway’s Future

AI for Ocean and Health: Key Areas for Norway’s Future

Division Executive Director Anne Kjersti Fahlvik from the Research Council of Norway points out several areas for improvement as Norway aims to strengthen its position in artificial intelligence. The ocean and health sectors stand out as particularly promising domains for future development.The director also acknowledges NorwAI's contributions in this interview.

Anne Kjersti Fahlvik takes a broader view and highlights key directions for Norwegian AI research. Photo: Jonas Bendiksen

2025-09-04

An ocean of data

An Ocean of Data

Norway is a major power at sea – both as a manager, a creator of value and a knowledge nation. At the Arendal week, NTNU has initiated a debate on how shall we make use of this position.

2025-08-05

Project manager Eirik Sivertsen, NTNU Ocean and Coast

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AI Assistant Guide Ready for Use

AI Assistant Guide Ready for Use

Professor Jon Atle Gulla, Director of NorwAI, led the expert committee that, in record time, produced the report “AI Assistants in the Workplace – A Practical Guide”, aimed at accelerating Norway’s digital transformation. On June 16, Minister Karianne Tung received the report.

Minister Karianne Tung has set a goal for 80% of public sector organizations to adopt artificial intelligence. The expert committee’s report is part of the AI Norway toolbox.

2025-06-17 


Large Language Models in 2025 and Beyond

Large Language Models in 2025 and Beyond

NorwAI's Norwegian large language models, launched in May 2024, have garnered positive feedback from organizations across the country. As we move into 2025, the focus shifts towards developing domain-adapted models and establishing a national center for language modeling.

Jon Atle Gulla speaking on stage
Director at NorwAI Jon Atle Gulla points out four exciting sectors for NorLLM to develop domain-adapted language models. Photo: Kai T. Dragland

2025-04-04 


Large Language Models for Norwegian Contexts

Large Language Models for Norwegian Contexts

Svein Arne Brygfjeld, Special Advisor on AI at the National Library of Norway, discusses the importance of developing large language models that reflect Norwegian languages and culture. He highlights Norway's digitization efforts and the progress of the Mimir project in creating and evaluating these models, while also addressing the challenges of using copyrighted content for training.

Portrait of Svein Arne Brygfjeld
Svein Arne Brygfjeld, special advisor on AI, the National Library of Norway. Photo: Karolina Gorzelanczyk 

2025-03-18 


Maturity is needed

Maturity is needed

To harness the values inherent in AI and language models, a much greater level of organisational maturity is required than often is the case today, argues Pål Nedregotten, Director of Technology and Product at The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation.

Portrait of Pål Nedregotten
Director of Technology and Product at NRK, Pål Nedregotten

2025-02-27 


Researchers Lemei and Peng to share their AI competence

Nice tribute to a hard-working couple: Researchers Lemei and Peng to share their AI competence

After successfully giving tutorials at the ECAI conference in Spain last year, the two scientists were asked to write for German publisher Springer Nature to reach an even bigger audience. 

Two researchers infront of computer cabinets
Lemei Zhang and Peng Liu, together with three cowriters, will this spring focus on writing a state-of_the-art book on personalization with multimodal foundation models. Photo: Kai. T. Dragland, NTNU 

2025-02-27