The lesson: listen to the humans on the front line of technology. Software fails! I add: UK leaders are not sufficiently numerate or "technically minded" (the PO prosecutor - pathetic!) The bitter technological lesson of the Post Office scandal https://t.co/F7koSp01JS via @ft
Note that the top of the orb is a universal quantifier. The scepter is a (somewhat unwieldy) whiteboard marker. These insignia, including crown, are now on top of my filing cabinet, to be passed on in 3 years to the next Head of Department.
Very good article: most math-adverse people don't even try to start thinking. Tim Harford: What Rishi Sunak got wrong about maths https://t.co/o8eXDgY62f
Spot on! And not too difficult to get, except for Truss & Co: UK government’s plan is both bad economics and a lost opportunity https://t.co/WWPSsyLlPv
Yesterday on Radio 4 I recognized the voice of my co-author (from 28 years ago, good stuff :-) Daphne Koller before I heard her name - wonderful podcast https://t.co/WRZHrvnQuc
Absolutely superb, spot-on analysis of UK delusions! Reaganism worked in the US ("good" is too much) but it won't in the UK. Truss learns the hard way that Britain isn’t America https://t.co/LlxyWDJgMs
In Dutch cities and towns, one of the features that first stands out to international visitors is the use of the continuous cycle path.
Rather than treating humans as guests in the car space, the opposite occurs, and the cycle path is seamless by design.
https://t.co/isXHAVjTBt
🥳Huge congratulations to the #LSEiQ podcast for being nominated for a British Podcast Award!🎉And you can vote for us in the Listeners' Choice Award category!: https://t.co/dL37uK7mEp
The #LSEiQ podcast has been nominated for a British Podcast Award!
📻 Prof Ken Benoit and DSI Affiliate Dr Alison Powell appeared on the podcast last year to ask if algorithms have too much power: https://t.co/PZ4i5KYsaw | @kenbenoit@a_b_powell@bvonstengel@AndrewDMurray#LSE