Fokus: Digitalisering, KI og innovasjon
AI, digitalisation and innovation – opportunities for the future
Artificial intelligence and digital tools are transforming the way we lead, develop and organise businesses. The digital transformation is creating new opportunities to streamline processes, strengthen cyber security and contribute to a more sustainable and inclusive society. In this track, you will gain insight into both practical applications and strategic, ethical issues relating to AI – knowledge that makes it easier to navigate these changes and use the technology to maximise its benefit to society.
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Meet leading experts and be inspired by the latest developments in artificial intelligence. The talks will give you an insight into how AI is transforming industries, creating new opportunities and can be put to practical use in your own business – from machine learning and algorithms to AI-driven automation.
A selection of speakers
Patrik Huston, Brigadier General (Ret.), FBI
Brigadier General (retired) Patrick Huston is a leading expert in artificial intelligence, cyber security and national security legislation, with decades of experience from both the battlefield and the boardroom. As a former Army Ranger, helicopter pilot and senior official at the Pentagon, he has served as legal adviser to the 101st Airborne Division, Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) and US Central Command (CENTCOM), where he advised on critical military operations and emerging technologies. He is now a key member of the FBI’s AI Task Force and the American Bar Association’s AI Task Force, where he is helping to shape future policy on artificial intelligence, protection against deepfakes and cybersecurity regulation.
Yngvar Ugland, Technical Lead, DNB Emerging Business Technology
Yngvar Ugland is a well-known technology leader at DNB Emerging Business Technology. He is recognised as one of Norway’s leading figures in technology and was recently named Nordic AI Professional of the Year. Yngvar is the co-author of several books and has served as an Adjunct Professor at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) in Bergen. He is currently working on an industrial PhD in artificial intelligence at NTNU, and is the author of the forthcoming book *The Moonshots Method*.
Silvija Seres, speakers on technology and society
Silvija Seres is an independent investor, entrepreneur and board professional with extensive international experience in science, technology and strategic business development. She has held senior roles in global technology companies. Her career includes the position of Director of Business Management at Microsoft and a post as a lecturer in mathematics at the University of Oxford. She is widely recognised as a speaker and adviser in the fields of digital transformation, artificial intelligence and systems management.
Karianne Oldernes Tung
Minister for Digitalisation and Public Governance, The Labour Party
Silvija Seres, speakers on technology and society
Rune Simensen, Director of Technology and e-Health at the South-East Norway Regional Health Authority. Digitalisation is often seen as a fantastic opportunity to create new services and thereby increase a business’s revenue and/or run the business more efficiently. In the health sector, successful digitalisation means better and more efficient health services, enabling more people to receive the healthcare they need. This means that digitalisation helps to save lives and improve the quality of life for the public. The presentation summarises both the challenges and, not least, the opportunities that digitalisation and new technology present in the health sector.
When everything comes together: Digitalisation as a driving force in the healthcare system of the future
Cathrine M. Lofthus, Director-General of Health, Norwegian Directorate of Health.
Health expertise in the age of AI: What the humanities can teach AI about people
Eivind Engebretsen, Professor PhD, University of Oslo & Dean of the Circle U
Digitalisation to support patient care
Anne-Karin Rime, President, The Norwegian Medical Association
