ANE works to strengthen the Nordic voice on technology by building and sharing knowledge, fostering collaboration, and advocating for responsible innovation. We support strong standards and effective governance in strategic technology areas, and promote cooperation to address emerging opportunities and challenges.
By connecting expertise across the Nordic region and engaging with Nordic and European stakeholders and policymakers, ANE helps ensure that the region can adapt to technological change and maintain agency in an increasingly complex global environment.
How we work
- We support the development and adoption of robust standards and effective governance in strategic technology areas.
- We encourage Nordic cooperation to address emerging technological opportunities and challenges.
- We connect expertise across the Nordic countries to strengthen shared understanding and coordinated action on responsible technology.
- We engage with Nordic and European stakeholders and policymakers to contribute expert knowledge and informed perspectives
- We support the implementation of EU regulations, like the GDPR, the Digital Services Act, and the AI Act, which provide market clarity and foster better functionality and innovation.
Latest
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ANE’s Take on the EU’s Apply AI Strategy
ANE welcomes the EU’s “Apply AI” Strategy but urges stronger STEM investments and clearer data rules for responsible innovation.
- |AI & Ethics. Tech Sovereignty & Responsibility
Bridging the Nordic AI Readiness Gap
As AI continues to transform skill requirements and professional practices, the establishment of the Nordic-Baltic AI Centre represents a pivotal…
- |AI & Ethics. Tech Sovereignty & Responsibility
AI Usage and Concerns Among Nordic STEM Professionals
This survey report provides insights into how Nordic engineers and STEM professionals perceive AI, its implications, and their concerns about…
- |AI & Ethics. Tech Sovereignty & Responsibility
Navigating the EU AI Act
In a discussion with Senior Researcher Aida Ponti de Castello from the European Trade Union Institute, we explored the profound…
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A Pivotal Year for Europe: The 2024 Elections
The upcoming European elections will have a significant impact on the EU’s climate goals, competitiveness, and digital transformation. Learn more…
Understanding AI Usage and Concerns among Nordic STEM Professionals
This survey report provides insights into how Nordic engineers and STEM professionals perceive AI, its implications, and their concerns about its usage in their respective fields.
Key Highlights
- 59% of Nordic STEM professionals use AI at work, with top applications in exploring new concepts, content creation, and creative processes.
- 35% feel AI has boosted their productivity, but 45% are unsure about its impact.
- Only 23% believe their company offers extensive AI policies, highlighting a need for better guidance.
- 8% feel adequately trained in AI skills, indicating a significant training gap.
- 36% are concerned about bias and discrimination, and 39% worry about privacy when AI is used at work.
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