• op-ed piece in Morgenbladet, July 2023. Title: Chat GPT egner seg dårlig til eksamenssensuren. Authors: Pierre Lison (senior researcher at Norwegian ) and Samia Touileb.

  • Invited talk at a European Broadcasting Union (EBU) webinar, June 2023. Theme of the webinar: ``LLM Benchmarking Strategies’’. Title of my talk: Benchmarking the societal and ethical implications of large language models.

  • Invited talk at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH), June 2023. Title: ``Demystifying ChatGPT and language models’’.

  • Invited talk at the Department of Mathematics, University of Bergen, May 2023. Title: ``Large Language models: What are they, and what are their ethical implications?’’.

  • Invited speaker at Future Week, June 2023. Title of the session: Innovation in the newsroom.

  • Invited panellist at Eilerts salong, organised by the University of Agder, May 2023. Title: Blir vi overflødige? En samtale om kunstig intelligens og utdanning.

  • Invited talk at norske dataforeningen, May 2023. Title: Sosiale og etiske utfordringer med språkmodeller som ChatGPT.

  • Invited to a podcast episode – Nordepodden, May 2023. Title of the episode: Når kunstig intelligens får ordet i sin makt.

  • op-ed piece in Medier 24, April 2023. Title: KI-dyret må mates med varsomhet. Authors: Samia Touileb and Per Christian Magnus (Leader of the center of investigative journalism SUJO). Check this for a short English summary.

  • Invited to a podcast episode – Abels tårn, March 2023. The episode was a small section of a forthcoming AI series. I talked about NLP and pre-trained language models, and discussed some of the ethical and societal issues.

  • Invited talk at the University of Stavanger, March 2023. Title: Når kunstig intelligens inntar redaksjonen, organised by Media City Bergen.

  • Invited talk at the Department of Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion, UiB, March 2023. Title: ``ChatGPT: teknologien, datasettet, og det vi (ikke) vet’’.

  • Invited speaker at its learning webinar, March 2023. Title of the webinar: ChatGPT \& AI in education

  • Invited to a podcast episode – lektorlomsdalen podcast, February 2023. Title of the episode: ChatGPT og etiske perspektiver.

  • Invited speaker at Vestland Fylkesommune seminar about teaching, February 2023. Title: ``ChatGPT: teknologien, datasettet, og det vi (ikke) vet’’.

  • Invited speaker at the lecturers’ conference 2023 (University of Bergen), February 2023. Invited talk about large language models, their potential and drawbacks for use in education. Solstrand, Bergen.

  • Invited speaker and panellist at NORA ground-breaking seminar series, February 2023. Title of the talk: The Societal and Ethical Implications of Language Models. Title of the panel discussion: ``The Ethics of Large Language Models’’.

  • Invited speaker and panellist at UiB AI seminar series, February 2023. Title of the seminar: ChatGPT – trussel eller mulighet i forskning og utdanning?.

  • Invited talk at Wolftech, February 2023. Title: ``Measuring harmful and toxic representations in Scandinavian language models’’.

  • Invited speaker at ForskningsdageneUNG 2022, September 2022. I was invited to give an inspirational talk about my research to high school students during the research days, at the University of Bergen. I gave a presentation about NLP, and tried to motivate future students to seek a degree within informatics, NLP, or the broad field of AI.

  • Invited guest to a podcast episode, April 2022. I was invited as a guest to the podcast UiB Popviten. The podcast is the University of Bergen’s popular science podcast. The theme of the episode was the problematic aspects of black box machine learning models and how they can contain various types of biases and cause harmful outcomes when deployed. The podcast is in Norwegian, and can be listened to here or here.

  • Speaker at UiB AI seminar series, April 2022. Title: But, why? - make AI answer!. I presented and discussed interpretability of neural models.

  • Panel member (invited), March 2022. I was invited to be a member of panel discussion about ``AI, friend, foe, or fad’’ at the annual Booster conference, in Bergen. Booster is a software conference organized for developers, project managers, architects, UX professionals, testers, and security professionals. The panel was led by Professor Marija Slavkovik, University of Bergen. The other panelists were Kevin Baum (university of Saarland) and Martin Gundersen (NRK – Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation). More information can be found here.