Responsible use of Artificial Intelligence 

The technological development of Artificial Intelligence is rapidly evolving, and its use and implementation is changing and developing in unpredictable patterns. Responsible use of AI is at the heart of this initiative.

Objectives

The aim of this initiative is to generate excellent research activities that address shared Nordic and Nordic-Baltic societal challenges in the context of extensive use and implementation of AI in the region. The initiative should contribute to cross-border mobilisation of capacity and competence building among Nordic and Nordic-Baltic research communities and strengthen networks and collaborations. 

Background

A strategic priority of the Nordic Council of Ministers is for the Nordic collaboration to contribute to a green, competitive and socially sustainable region. Responsible and ethical use of AI will be vital in achieving these priorities as well as many of the UN sustainability goals. Research is essential to be able to release the potential of technology solutions in a knowledgeable, responsible and ethically sound way.  

Funding

Available Nordic budget: up to 196 million NOK 
Updated available Estonian budget: 600 000 EUR 
Available Latvian budget: 600 000 EUR 
Available Lithuanian budget: 300 000 EUR 

Committee

Børge Lindberg, Chair
Kasper Ørum Simonsen, The Independent Research Fund Denmark
Stine Holm, Innovation Fund Denmark
Anu Nuutinen, The Research Council of Finland
Ægir Þór Þórsson, The Icelandic Centre for Research, Rannis
Christian Lund, The Research Council of Norway
Mikael Gröning, The Swedish Research Council
Anna Herou, The Swedish Research Council for Health, Working Life and Welfare, Forte
Margit Suuroja, The Research Council for Estonia, ETAG
Lubova Tihomirova, The Latvian Council of Science
Laura Kostelnickienė, The Research Council of Lithuania

 

Funding partners

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Contacts

Thomas Jacobsson

Thomas Jacobsson

Senior Adviser
Bodil Aurstad. Photo: NordForsk

Bodil Aurstad

Special Adviser
Bjørnar K

Bjørnar Solhaug Komissar

Special Adviser