Lars Andre Strøm Arnesen

Lars Andre Strøm Arnesen is a Doctoral Research Fellow at the Department of Private Law, University of Oslo, affiliated with the Faculty of Law. He holds an LL.M in Information and Communication Technology Law from the University of Oslo (2019) and a law degree (2016). Previously, he worked at SANDS law firm (2016–2021) and Dignio, a medical software company (2021–2023). His current research focuses on machine learning, automated medical decisions, and AI ethics through the RESPIRE project. He also explores anti-discrimination law and legal gender recognition, including proposing third-gender options in Norwegian law.

Education:

• Juris Doctor (2016), University of Oslo
• LL.M in ICT Law (2019), University of Oslo

Research Interests: Lars’ work bridges law and technology, addressing challenges in AI regulation, medical device oversight, privacy, and gender identity rights. His recent projects emphasize explainable AI in healthcare diagnostics and legal frameworks for transgender civil status. He critically examines how legal systems balance innovation with ethical and human rights considerations in rapidly evolving technological contexts.

Publications: His work spans transgender legal recognition, AI ethics, and intellectual property. Recent contributions include analysis of pediatric sleep apnea AI diagnosis requirements (2024) and studies on Norwegian gender law reforms (2021).

Advising & Grants: Active in interdisciplinary research projects like RESPIRE, funded by the Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law. Prior professional experience in tech law and healthcare software provides practical insights into legal challenges in AI and medical technologies.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law and the RESPIRE research group, focusing on law-technology intersections.