John Burn-Murdoch But this one-dimensional way of looking at it masks the plurality in narratives. I have highlighted this is a key issue. You see in the bigram representation of "most important issue" vis-a-vis "one dimensional" things are more nuanced. There is connected concepts such as public

State of UK charging infrastructure...

The sooner we recognize that much of the labor market in particular in the „high skill“ services domain may better resemble economic care communities the better… AI will create a reckoning that will further amplify already blatantly extreme demographic frictions.

Curious to see when we get more disclosure on UK strategic shift towards bilateralisation post Brexit. The UK is pursuing a similar approach to the US bypassing European institutional pillars. One proxy for measurement: (re)activation of consulates & hiring activity.

Soon we will arrive at the conclusion that perceived authority of knowledge or their articulated stories is really what matters. Then we may ask ourselves about the mechanisms of the what, why & how this authority is shaped. Then we are not far from deep encoding of information.

We have yet to fathom and come to terms with the (accidental) damage that platforms like google scholar etc may have done to the advancement of the human condition.

The Son shines inside, the sun shines outside.

🚨1/9 In a new WP, Guy Lichtinger and I use detailed LinkedIn résumé + job-posting data on ~285k U.S. firms (2015–2025) to study a debated question: how does generative AI adoption affect entry-level employment?

Funny,... this is how AI sees the world when asked to draw a stylized world map of some main countries of focus.

Not for U! This product labelling is the product of the UK/EU trade deal post Brexit. It also may serve as subtle messaging: not good enough (?) for the EU/single market?