[AI]2 – The Arctic Institute for AI is a flagship initiative for AI research and research-based innovation for meeting the major societal challenges of our time facing the Arctic, Europe and the world.
Our approach combines fundamental research in AI with interdisciplinarity, Arctic stamina, resilience, and hospitality, for responsible exploration at the forefront of AI research in science and innovation.
[AI]² is currently in a build-up phase.


Our missions are to contribute solutions for the societal challenges facing Europe and the world, and particularly the Arctic as a strategic frontier, where environmental change, geopolitical competition and emerging technologies are reshaping security dynamics.
The areas above the Arctic Circle are facing sweeping changes and pressure. How can artificial intelligence (AI) contribute to more resilient communities in the north?
Congratulations to Centre Director Robert Jenssen, who was appointed as a new fellow at the International Associaton for Pattern Recognition (IAPR).
Hvordan kan KI brukes til å løse samfunnsutfordringer innen helse, energi, hav og miljø? Det skal senterdirektør Robert Jenssen snakke om på Arctic Innovation Festivals konferanse
Deep learning models can process entire dPET datasets and learn mappings to mimic IDIFs, including necessary calibrations
WindINR is developed as a framework for continuous high-resolution local wind query and sparse-observation correction.
We have a strong sense of purpose to provide AI-based solutions to real world challenges of importance for ordinary people, societies, and industry.
Our missions are to contribute solutions for the societal challenges facing Europe and the world, and particularly the Arctic as a strategic frontier, where environmental change, geopolitical competition and emerging technologies are reshaping security dynamics.
We pursue our mission on a foundation of fundamental AI research horizons, or values. That is, when developing the next generation AI technology, non-negotiable objectives are for the technology itself to be developed responsibly, and for humans to be responsible in their use and interaction with AI-based technology.
Our research horizons provides the "north star" for our missions.