DNB Had 13 Billion in Profit in Three Months: Now Wants to Replace 400… ↗
Front page leadNorwegian bank DNB achieved a profit of 13 billion kroner in three months and plans to replace 400 employees with artificial intelligence.
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The front page of Aftenposten features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include DNB's plan to replace 400 employees with AI after a strong financial quarter, and a commentary piece on an experiment in Denmark addressing 'getto' problems. Other domestic news covers planned data…
Norwegian bank DNB achieved a profit of 13 billion kroner in three months and plans to replace 400 employees with artificial intelligence.
A commentary discusses an experiment in Denmark where families were selected to move into a neighborhood previously labeled as a 'getto' to address demographic issues.
The Vestland region of Norway is planning 20 data centers, leading to calls for assistance due to the infrastructure demands.
The Swedish government has called an urgent press conference to address the country's security situation.
A piece explores common issues raised by men and women in couple's therapy.
The article discusses recurring logical errors in the debate surrounding the Pisa test results and suggests a cultural problem among adults.
A Harvard psychologist shares a technique for handling difficulties, based on his own experience with anxiety.
The Oslo Labor Party proposes automatically enrolling one-year-olds into kindergarten, suggesting a need for new approaches.
Several boys are indicted for robbing and raping prostitutes, with police warning about inspiration from social media videos.
Russian authorities report that Ukraine has carried out its largest drone attack on Moscow in two years.
Russia is currently targeting infrastructure in Kyiv that is essential for the city's cohesion.
A Ukrainian missile capable of reaching Moscow has been deployed, raising questions about the likelihood of a nuclear response from Russia.
New prices for monthly public transport cards are being introduced across Norway, with one county showing a notable difference.
A restaurant review in Bergen addresses a significant culinary question.
An individual recounts trading an Oslo apartment for a new life by the water, expressing disbelief at their previous living conditions.