The Next Generation of AI: New Research Talents for a Changing Society

Artificial intelligence is transforming society. The question is how, and on whose terms. Meet four PhD researchers from Kristiania University of Applied Sciences who bring fresh perspectives to some of today’s most pressing challenges: climate communication, healthcare, inclusion, and human-centred innovation.

In this fast-paced session, each researcher will present their ongoing doctoral work, followed by short responses from industry and innovation actors who will reflect on the relevance, potential and real-world implications of the research.

The session offers a glimpse into the next generation of AI-driven research, and highlights how AI is not only about algorithms and technology, but also about people, communication, health, accessibility, innovation and sustainable futures.

Speakers:

- Anne Klenge, PhD Candidate, Kristiania University of Applied Sciences: «Navigating the Norwegian Climate Paradox through Strategic Communication and Framing». Response from: Tellef S. Raabe, Project Lead, Fritt Ord.

- Jaya Ojha, PhD Candidate, Kristiania University of Applied Sciences: «When Performance Is Not Everything: A Use Case in Cardiology Healthcare». Response from: Ole Petter Hjelle, medical doctor and PhD, Head of the ABEL Institute.

- Janaina Bull, PhD Candidate, Kristiania University of Applied Sciences: «From Accessibility to Experience: Designing NeuroInclusive Tourism». Response from: Thea Gunnes, Head of Communication and Marketing, Visit Oslo.

- Alina Krogstad, PhD Candidate, Kristiania University of Applied Sciences: «AI writes music and you empty the dishwasher: Is this what we should expect in the future?» Response from: Vegard Storstad, Partner, Deloitte.