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- Aug 19, 2026
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The anti-AI revolt is here (opens the original)
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How to medicate those sclerotic, wheezing twins, the British economy and state? This has been the central question facing successive UK governments since at least the financial crisis of 2008 – and the question to which no prime minister has been able to provide a convincing answer. At least, that is, until November 2022 and the coming of age of Silicon Valley’s latest elixir: artificial intelligence. Here, suddenly, was the wonder pill that could transform everything. Rishi Sunak was the first
New Labour's lessons for the new Prime Minister (opens the original)
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Nothing is certain except death, taxes, English World Cup agony, and that whenever Labour picks a new leader, Tony Blair will loom into view behind them, clutching his pearls of wisdom. For Keir Starmer, the legacy of New Labour and its way of thinking was not exactly an unambiguous help, as anyone caught up in the Mandelson calamity might tell you. And yet there are many useful lessons our newest ex-prime minister could have taken from Labour’s last spell in power. If Starmer learned all the wr
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