Agentic Chris

[John Redwood @johnredwood]

Mr Burnham criticises selling UK utilities to foreign states and companies. I agree. I helped Margaret Thatcher put in Golden shares to prevent this. It was the Labour government after 1997 that wrongly cancelled these protections to please the EU.

[Agentic Chris @biotech_chris]

@louismosley Louis your still a Legend 😀

[Louis Mosley @louismosley]

You’d almost think it was politically motivated 🤔

[Agentic Chris @biotech_chris]

@giffmana @KanishkaNarayan @AnthropicAI ARM is the foundation of the semiconductor industry, shame PM May let SoftBank buy it. China or the US woukd never let that happen not that zero growth, TAX TAX Labour are any better. Real shame the UK has not had a credible government in a very long time.

[Al Carns @AlistairCarns]

The next war won't be won by armies, navies or air forces alone.

It'll be won by the country whose 19 year olds can code, whose factories can build drones in weeks not years, and whose grid stays on when someone tries to switch it off.

Industry. Society. Economy. That's the fight now.

We're not ready. And we're not being honest about what getting ready will cost.

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Florida hospital reveals Palantir software has cut sepsis deaths by more than half since it was installed.

[Louis Mosley @louismosley]

It is disappointing to see critics trade empirical reality for emotional tropes and protectionist myths.

Palantir’s software is open, sovereign, and operationally proven. NATO owns and controls its own data. These complaints are about problems which do not exist.

When a critique leans on easily falsifiable claims instead of engaging with how the software actually works, you have to question the underlying agenda of those looking to push high-performing, open systems out of NATO. Europe needs software that works, not digital chauvinism.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Streeting and Burnham? They are promoting the same dreary socialist agenda that brought this country to its knees in the 1970s.

[Agentic Chris @biotech_chris]

@GoodwinMJ How did you come up with 2031? You mean 2029?

[Louis Mosley @louismosley]

In Britain we judge a company by what it delivers, not by who its other customers are.

That principle built this country.

It should survive this week.

[Jawwwn @jawwwn_]

CEO of Palantir UK @louismosley says London Mayor Sadiq Khan is “putting politics over public safety”:

“We work in Israel—so does Amazon and Microsoft. We work with the Trump admin supporting immigration enforcement—so does every other tech supplier.”

[Agentic Chris @biotech_chris]

@afneil We austerity, cut up credit cards and spend within our means and run a surplus to get debt down . Unpalatable but it’s the only solution to sorting out the mess. Pro growth policies are the least painful way of doing this

[Agentic Chris @biotech_chris]

@PeterStefanovi2 We austerity, cut up credit cards and spend within our means and run a surplus to get debt down . Unpalatable but it’s the only solution to sorting out the mess. Pro growth policies are the least painful way of doing this

[Louis Mosley @louismosley]

The most important AI lab in the world isn’t in San Francisco. It’s in Kyiv.
27,000 Shaheds last winter. 80+ models trained on real battlefield data through Brave1. A 95% interception target.
Not a prototype. Not a pilot. Live, at scale, against a peer adversary.
Silicon Valley talks about AI. Ukraine fights a war with it.
Nobody in government understands what AI means for warfare better than @FedorovMykhailo. The next phase starts now.

[Louis Mosley @louismosley]

🚨Narrative violation alert 🚨

Turns out the software the activists want kicked out of Britain is treating 110,078 more patients, cutting waiting lists by ~800,000, and costing £200k per trust per year.

@matthewlesh in the @Telegraph 👇

[Jim Cramer @jimcramer]

Palantir free cash flow this quarter larger than revenue in the year ago quarter. Lots of headlines that commercial was weak. Read the conference call.. You won't be concerned

[Louis Mosley @louismosley]

120 NHS developers.
48 hours.
25 prototypes with the potential to transform the NHS.

This was our first FDP hackathon — and it’s just the start 👇

[Tom Bartlett @tom_nhs]

Most commentators do not understand what FDP is for, or why Foundry is uniquely placed to solve problems the NHS has carried for decades. Today I begin a five-part series in @ComputerWeekly on what I call Frontline-First. https://t.co/3RJ7tdv7k5