ajwk – stock.adobe.com ajwk – stock.adobe.com By The NDF will serve as a meeting space for technology experts, ministers with technology briefs, senior civil servants, and trade union and business leaders. Among other roles, the NDF will explore how trust, available data, robust privacy and effective regulations can be merged and built into advances in AI going forward. The primary framework underlying the NDF’s mission will aim to drive digitisation in Norway while providing the tools, in terms of strategic policy proposals, to enable the government to better prepare for the changes and challenges new technologies present to general society, climate, energy and the green transition. The launch of the NDF takes place against a backdrop of anticipation, and the expectation that the Norwegian government will deliver a new National Digitization Strategy (NDS) by the end of 2024. Norway needs to become simultaneously more aggressive in the digitisation domain and a critical user of technology, said Karianne Tung , Norway’s minister for digitisation and public administration. “We must accelerate the pace and use of AI and the digitisation of Norway,” she said. “This strategic direction will free-up labour, create new jobs and contribute to solving serious societal challenges. We […]
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