Artificial intelligence

Main issue 2025
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How do we deal prudently with artificial intelligence (AI)? This question affects many aspects of society today.
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Investing in autonomous
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Equinor has been working for several years to develop autonomous underwater drones that can perform inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR) on the seabed. Ambitions are high - for safety, efficiency and sustainability.
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  • Artificial intelligence
Weak risk management of AI in high-hazard industry 
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Artificial intelligence can create new safety risks in the petroleum industry. High uncertainty calls for a cautious approach when developing and deploying the technology. Havtil is seeing worrying examples of weak risk management, especially when the solutions are developed by specialists without adequate knowledge of major accident risk. 
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  • Artificial intelligence
  • Risk management
AI on human terms
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is on the cusp of revolutionising the industry. At Equinor, it is crucial to find the right balance between leveraging new technology and ensuring safety.
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  • Artificial intelligence
  • Working environment
Letter on artificial intelligence follow-up
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Havtil seeks to provide professional guidance and information about the follow-up of artificial intelligence (AI). We have therefore circulated a letter to the industry that compiles key information about the follow-up of AI and safety.
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  • Artificial intelligence
Collective push for AI standards
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Extensive work is currently underway on the standardisation of artificial intelligence (AI), nationally and internationally. Standards are necessary to be able to deal with the opportunities and challenges associated with the use of AI.
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  • Artificial intelligence
EU AI collaboration under the spotlight in Norway
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How can we ensure that artificial intelligence is used responsibly in Europe? On 14 May 2025, Standards Norway brought together Norwegian and European experts for an international seminar hosted by the Norwegian Ocean Industry Authority (Havtil) on the development of artificial intelligence (AI) standards. The seminar was opened by Minister of Digitalisation and Public Governance Karianne Oldernes Tung, who stressed the importance of standardisation in the development of Norwegian AI policy.
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  • Artificial intelligence
AI requires a holistic perspective
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Havtil monitors the companies' work on artificial intelligence (AI) closely – and ensures that risk factors are seen and managed.
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  • Artificial intelligence
Webinar on AI and critical infrastructure organised by the OECD and Havtil
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The OECD, in collaboration with Havtil, invites you to a webinar to be held on Wednesday 5 March on the use of artificial intelligence in critical infrastructure.
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  • Artificial intelligence
  • Cyber security
  • Risk management
  • Barrier management
Dropped objects: using artificial intelligence to reduce risk
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A new report explores how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to analyse data on falling structures to reduce the risk of undesirable incidents.
  • Project report
  • Structural safety
  • Artificial intelligence
Five AI paradoxes
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Leading US researcher Mica R. Endsley is very positive about AI, but admits to having certain reservations. She highlights here some key preconditions for interacting with AI.
  • Reportage
  • Artificial intelligence