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Latest thinking on AI.
News, analysis and practical governance insight—written for people who want the context as well as the headline.
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AI at Work Is Still Mostly Assistance, Not Automation
Most workplace AI still assists people rather than replacing them. The opportunity is to design that assistance with intent and…
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AI Governance Needs a Decision Route, Not Just a Policy
AI governance needs a visible decision route: approved sources, named owners, clear escalation and evidence that explains the outcome.
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Why a SpaceX IPO Could Be One of the Biggest AI Stories of the Decade
A potential SpaceX IPO is also an AI infrastructure story, shaped by launch capacity, connectivity and the economics of compute.
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The Accidental AI Counsellor
When people turn to AI for emotional support, the question is not only what it can say but what responsibility…
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The Spreadsheet Was Never the Problem
The spreadsheet is rarely the real problem. The problem is the unclear decision process it is trying to hold together.
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AI Red Teaming: Teaching the Machine to Punch Itself in the Face
Red teaming helps expose where AI systems can fail, be misused or cause harm before those failures reach real users.
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AI Cyber Threats: The Monster Also Builds the Shield
AI changes cyber risk on both sides. The important work is building controls that improve defence without creating new blind…
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The Met, Palantir, and the Problem With “Trust Us” AI
The debate around the Met and Palantir shows why public trust in AI needs more than a promise that a…
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When the AI Policy Hallucinates
An AI policy that hallucinates is a warning: governance must give people grounded answers, clear boundaries and a route to…
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When the Pope Tells AI to Calm Down
There is something oddly satisfying about a religious leader telling artificial intelligence to show a bit of restraint. Not because…