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UiB AI is a platform to coordinate, promote and make visible research, education and innovation initiatives in artificial intelligence at the University of Bergen, and to facilitate for collaboration and contact both between faculties of UiB and with partners and collaborators outside of UiB.

The University of Bergen is a founding partner of NORA – Norwegian Artificial Intelligence Research Consortium, a collaboration within AI, machine learning and robotics between academic institutions in Norway.

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Evgenia Taranova

Want AI to better explain its «intentions»

What really lies behind the seemingly «friendly» conversations between humans and AI? And what if AI models are designed to influence us without users even realizing it? These are some of the questions explored by UiB student Evgenia Taranova in a new study.

LEAD AI
Jessa Henderson

Preparing for an AI‑driven future

“My work is focused on preparing people to be empowered, educated, and skeptical users - or non-users - of artificial intelligence”, LEAD AI postdoctoral fellow Jessa Henderson says.

LEAD AI
Lisa Haarer.

Searching for new antibiotic targets

With her LEAD AI project, Lisa Haarer hopes to identify new chemical structures that can be used to treat bacterial infections.

LEAD AI
Photo Robin

Can AI models be trusted to predict heavy rainfall?

Robin Guillaume-Castel was one of the first researchers to arrive at UiB as part of the LEAD AI programme. One year in, his project shows promising results on explaining how neural networks work to predict extreme weather events like heavy rainfall.

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A European Strategy for AI in Science

There is ongoing work in the EU for a European strategy for AI in science. The University of Bergen has given five key inputs to the strategy process: ...

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