Stian Øby Johansen

@stianoby.bsky.social

Professor at the Department of Public and International Law & Centre for European Law, UiO. International law, EU/EEA law, International organizations, Norwegian law, and their interrelationships. Posts in English & Norsk. https://obykanalen.no

AI is impossible to avoid but at the universities we should be very careful about it. When one relies on AI for answers, the brain activity drops. One is also less likely to remember facts when one knows that a tool can find them. Keeping AI just an assistant is crucial if we teach thinking.

The reason we normally negotiate actual treaties is so that we have precise, legally clear, mutually agreed definitions of what compliance (and thus, non-compliance) looks like for both sides. The US makes such determinations based on optics, vibes, and the President's mood.

The law of the internet is changing - because the way that services are offered are changing. In the past, the argument usually was "people here merely post, how can we control everything? If you demand that, we cannot offer the service". But the tech has changed /1

Steve Peers@stevepeers.bsky.social · 2mo ago

EU, tech law CJEU: Member States can require age verification for porn, and ban rebroadcast of traffic cop information also ***a website that controls what viewers see via an algorithm is liable for the content*** curia.europa.eu/site/upload/...

"Stortingsrepresentant Remi Sølvberg (R) har nå rettet et skriftlig spørsmål til barne- og familieminister Lene Vågslid (Ap), der han ber henne «gi en forklaring på hvorfor lovforslaget har blitt ettertrykkelig endra i EØS-høringa»." rett24.no/articles/reg... @rett24.bsky.social

Regjeringen må svare om endringene i loven om aldersgrense på sosiale medier

Stortingsrepresentant Remi Sølvberg fra Rødt ber barne- og familieministeren forklare hvorfor loven om aldersgrense nå lyder helt annerledes enn den gjorde under høringen i fjor.

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#Artemis II - We have the first image from yesterdays Lunar flyby captured by the crew on Orion EARTHSET. April 6, 2026. Humanity, from the other side. First photo from the far side of the Moon. Captured from Orion as Earth dips beyond the lunar horizon. 🚀🌕🌍

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