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AI and Offshore Safety Management
The chapter explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping governance, regulation, and professional practice in the Norwegian petroleum sector. It examines how AI affects political and regulatory cultures, reinforces existing power dynamics in safety management, and generates new forms of co
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