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NONE OF THE SIX RECEIPTED ROWS CARRIES AN AI STATEMENT FROM A NORDIC ISSUER IN THE LAST 21 DAYS. The record holds six rows for the window. Three issuers appear: SalMar, Carlsberg and Telenor. None of them mentions artificial intelligence, machine learning, large language models, automation, data centres, cloud infrastructure, or any phrase that the network recognises as an AI disclosure. SalMar filed two announcements on 2026-09-10 about changes in the rights attaching to securities other than shares. The filings are identical, one in Norwegian, one in English. The English version says, "Emisjon av sertifikatlån," translated as "Issuance of commercial papers." No AI content. Carlsberg appears once, in the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority's aggregate net short register. The register shows a 5.06% aggregate net short position as of 2026-09-10. The register does not carry issuer statements, only threshold crossings. Telenor filed two announcements on 2026-09-10. The first pair, one in Norwegian, one in English, announces the completion of the Telenor Connexion transaction. The English version says, "Completion of the Telenor Connexion Transaction." The Norwegian version says, "Transaksjonen i Telenor Connexion gjennomført." Neither mentions AI. The second filing is an interest rate adjustment, titled "Rentefastsettelse" in Norwegian. No AI content. The record is thin. It does not cover private companies, unlisted issuers, or statements made outside regulated disclosure channels. It does not cover statements made before 2026-08-21 or after 2026-09-11. It does not cover statements that the network's harvester did not receipt or did not recognise as AI-related. SOURCES Oslo Børs Newsweb, 2026-09-10, three distinct filings Danish Financial Supervisory Authority, aggregate net short register, 2026-09-10
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