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visiting the xAI office really humbled me

Dinosaurs to doctors’ records: the UK weighs up its data assets ft.com/content/7585ed… via @ft

“While broadly welcomed by the sector, questions remain over how change will be delivered on the ground. A series of plans for the struggling health service have all promised similar shifts in recent years — yet none have achieved them” on.ft.com/4lDvadU

Brief comments by yours truely on BBC news about AI [but full disclousure: I am not being paid to fix issues caused by AI. Maybe I should?]. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… Bayes Business School City St George's, University of London

My Letter in Financial Times today: Industrial strategy cannot be about people pleasing ft.com/content/aaeb0a… via @ft Bayes Business School City St George's, University of London

Is this going to end well? The first comepany ever to reach $1 trillion was Apple, and that only happened on 2nd August 2018! Now only in mid-2025, Nvidia’s already at $4 trillion, when none of the AI firms are making money ... ft.com/content/23e251… via @ft

You (still) cannot be serious! Yes, the legendary McEnroe! Why does good technology fail? What can Wimbledon’s recent controversies teach us about tech adoption? My short piece in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand Bayes Business School City St George's, University of London theconversation.com/wimbledons-ele… via The Conversation

🎾🍓If you've been watching #Wimbledon over the last two weeks, you might've noticed something missing 🔍 Feng Li writes for The Conversation about the Championships' controversial new Electronic Line Calling system being used for the first time: theconversation.com/wimbledons-ele…

"Almost three-quarters of all solar and wind power projects being built globally are in China ... Clean energy drove a quarter of the country’s economic growth last year." China is building 74% of all current solar and wind projects, report says ft.com/content/e51744… via @ft

Been thinking the same lately. Every day I get dozens of new papers and reports I’d love to read properly and file neatly. But before I get through even half, a fresh wave arrives, not to mention all the new books piling up … who should we be writing for in the future?

BYD U8 youtube.com/shorts/AGtVbSH… via YouTube

“I learned how to think at university, and for the 40 years since I left university, those skills have been degraded, degraded, degraded.” fortune.com/2025/06/26/bil…

"Humans lost their swordsmanship & weaving skills once machines took over most fighting & weaving. Thinking & writing may go the same way. To anyone who imagines we’ll curtail AI for good of humanity: we didn’t with social media & climate change" ft.com/content/aa69e9… via @ft

Why is change so hard to deliver? "Starmer is discovering that many obstacles to delivering the meaningful change that the electorate has asked for are hidden deep in the structures of our unplanned and often ill-conceived constitutional set-up" ft.com/content/f40037… via @ft

I saw robots in hotels, shopping malls and restaurants when visiting Shenzhen (China) in May this year. In hotels it could take the lift by itself, but now tobots can take the underground to deliver products unsupervised around the city!

How sad - the end of academia as we know it! “Eventually these papers will all be written by an AI agent and then another AI agent will actually read them, analyse them and produce a summary for humans. I actually think that’s what’s going to happen.” theguardian.com/science/2025/j…

“In the west, Tesla still owns EVs, they still have a clear lead on software-defined vehicles ...China is a different situation. Tesla’s lead from a tech perspective is not nearly as clear, if there’s any lead at all.” ft.com/content/81f97f… via @ft

🇨🇳 In Shenzhen, self-driving delivery robots are now taking the subway during low-ridership hours to stock up chain stores.

This is so depressing! ‘What reforms?’ City leaders underwhelmed by Rachel Reeves’ financial strategy ft.com/content/e8d5c6… via @ft

So AGI is not yet on the card? OpenAI to take cut of ChatGPT shopping sales in hunt for revenues ft.com/content/449102… via @ft