Lib Dems and Tories were arguing over who would move faster to ban under-16s from 'social media' just a few weeks ago. When they criticize the OSA, it's worth asking how their plan would avoid similar issues.

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Tech giants must be allowed to burn more fossil fuels if the UK is to become a global AI leader, British ministers were told this summer, according to minutes from Britain's AI Energy Council seen by POLITICO. politico.eu/article/uk-ai-…

I’m reading another Umberto Eco novel and struggling to think of a more sorely missed thinker and writer about generative AI. Boy would he have some things to say.

Imagine opening up a newspaper after a years long coma and reading this sentence.

I have 963 unread emails in my inbox and they’re all from Adam Tooze.

New one from me. Some business reps say Kyle seems more interested in debates on frontier AI and AGI than driving adoption, while MPs fear his comms feels far removed from voters' concerns.

Last month Britain called out Chinese hacking activity — one of the four states which the U.K. attributes cyber attacks to. It's the latest step in a delicate diplomatic dance where ministers decide when to go public with intelligence on who is responsible for a breach.

"Remember the Art of War" narrowly pipping "time for the dragon and the elephant to dance together" as the phrase of 2025.

After some time off, I was back in today’s POLITICO Morning Technology UK to highlight how money to scale the UK’s public compute is on its way… But subscribers will have learned that it’s not all smooth sailing behind the scenes.

The government has shelved its open source, in-house "RedBox" AI tool. It seems the majority of workers prefer gradual updates to the enterprise software they're already familiar with to embracing entirely new ways of working.

Two dispatches from the NHS