In spring 2026 the Introduction to Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence course was offered to FORTHEM students as part of the FORTHEM Digital Academy. The course gives 2,5 credits and provides an introduction to the operational, business, ethical, regulatory, and societal dimensions of AI. Through online lectures, group work, and assignments, students develop an informed perspective on the opportunities and challenges of AI adoption. Course dates: 5 February – 20 March 2026. Format: Online
On May 26, Vilde Elvemo, Stefan Schmager, and Polyxeni Vassilakopoulou presented research on AI-assisted decision-making in public services at the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV). The presentation included findings from the design and evaluation Read more…
How can we harness AI in high‑stakes environments without compromising professional judgment, mindfulness, and institutional trust? And as AI becomes increasingly integrated into everyday work, how can we ensure that it enhances rather than erodes Read more…
Phylicia Babb, PhD Research Fellow at UiA and member of the Human-Centered AI research group visited the Seoul Institute in South Korea as part of her research under the AGORA Project. During the visit, she Read more…