11 essays
The UK's £500M Sovereign AI Fund is the right call on speed, compute and visas — but it doesn't fix the reason British AI is worth more in California.
The Met's Palantir AI flagged hundreds of officers in a week. Workplace AI surveillance has crossed into the UK public sector — what it means for you.
Ezra Klein says AI won't cause mass unemployment. He's right at the top — understating how the very bottom rung of the career ladder is being removed.
The US is falling into the same trap that killed Kodak and Blockbuster — but this time it's happening at a national level with renewable energy.
AI job fears are real. But unions should back people through change, not freeze it. Transition unionism beats job preservation every time.
Britain's union-influenced approach to AI and automation prioritises consensus over speed, risking competitiveness as rivals like Germany surge ahead.
Labour’s growth agenda risks stalling as union ties complicate reforms. Can Starmer deliver productivity while keeping unions onside?
Explore the UK’s proposed AI copyright law, tech giants’ responses, and what it could mean for innovation, creativity, and content ownership.
Examining American exceptionalism in 2025—its history, impact on foreign policy, and whether it still serves the U.S. or risks isolating its allies.
A look at the UK debate on banning the American Bully XL dog — arguments for and against breed-specific bans, safety, ownership and policy.
A call to strengthen political accountability. Why election scrutiny matters, how voters can demand responsibility, and what real oversight looks like.