We're still hiring for a bunch of Engineering and Research roles Rated 🍬✨! If you're passionate about the infrastructure layer, data and building reputation systems, I want to talk to you 👇👇rated.network/jobs

Regulation has its place, but these new rules do little bar increase the cost of innovation and protect incumbents. Is it not riskier to limit onshore innovation in AI to a handful of behemoths in SV and to push all other innovation offshore? Why not start by creating open

Almost every sentence of this article is remarkable amp.theguardian.com/books/2023/nov…

If they cant align 6 human board members how are they gonna align an AGI

we need to decentralise the AI stack as a priority my dms are open if you want to help us build the compute layer

At Inverter, we're searching for a Project Manager and before a trad. headhunting, I'd like to tap into my web of trust. If you know someone who aligns with our vision and is ready to partake in a exciting journey of integrating Web3 technologies with real-world

A must read "I see far too many plans to save the world that involve giving a small group of people extreme and opaque power and hoping that they use it wisely." "It is intentional action, coordinated through public discourse and culture shaping the perspectives of governments,

So Common Magic is hiring a ~Venture Fellow~ This is a pt intern level role for students based in/near London; the right person will work with me to design the role but I'm looking for someone high agency, eternally curious + passionate about founders ⬇️ commonmagic.notion.site/Common-Magic-V…

Can’t help but think that the same is true for DePIN Removing friction expands markets And as gateways continue to improve access to the core underlying service, demand should really take off 🚀

Every country is still a long way away from hitting their 2050 net zero goals but we all need to celebrate major milestones like this along the way 👏🏽

New IEA report dropped - iea.org/reports/renewa… Renewable capacity is accelerating 60% of growth is in China Grids are the biggest limiting factor to onboarding new renewable capacity We need to invest in our grids and improve how we manage the queue for new capacity

One of my strongest unfounded opinions is that there's a lot of this type of thing in the NHS, even if this example feels a bit too good to be completely true. Same in lots of publicish services. Huge space for big improvements.

Great post LLMs provide an easier pathway to integrating multiple silos of unstructured data than more traditional digitisation plays

In 2019, a month after I had joined Shopify, I sent this note to my team. I called it "say the thing" and I think it has stood the test of time well.

"Clean power by 2030" is "achievable…without increasing costs" & would insulate the UK from "volatile intl gas prices", says NESO But we'll need to 2x onshore wind, 3x offshore wind & solar + massively ramp up flex & storage to get there A few observations…🧵

2/ We have a public sector productivity problem in the UK. This chart should keep our leaders up at night. Our best hope for productivity is using tech to transform and automate govt like the private sector does.

New: Labour have announced a big push on planning reform slashing green paperwork, cutting down on excessive consultation, and making it easier to build near train stations. In short, this is what going for growth looks like. Here’s the key changes and why they matter. 🧵

1. Reform planning and make it much easier to build stuff. 2. Build a shitload of nuclear power, housing and new infrastructure 3. Economy grows, everyone wins Government does not need to invest, it needs to make it profitable for private investors to do this

🚨🗺️ I’m extremely pleased to announce that the wonderful ‘Scout’, built by the team at the recently closed Tract, is now OPEN SOURCE! @britishprogress will act as its custodian. Scout is an amazing tool that lets anyone see key planning data online.

Introducing NoLoCo NoLoCo trains large models over heterogeneous gossip networks, rather than high-bandwidth datacentres. It reduces synchronisation latency by 10x vs state of the art methods while converging 4% faster to the same validation loss. We're open sourcing it today.