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Don’t fall victim to the trend on X to reduce all tech policy to “you’re either with us or against us”. Plenty of issues don’t have clear solutions—in some areas reform is needed, in others new creative ideas. This is not binary. You’re not an enemy if you disagree with someone.

Check out my review of Verity Harding ‘s AI Needs You and James Pethokoukis ⏩️⤴️’ The Conservative Futurist The American Spectator Princeton University Press American Enterprise Institute How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love AI spectator.org/how-i-learned-…

"I highly recommend Verity Harding's AI Needs You.” Read Leonora Cravotta’s review of AI Needs You for The American Spectator: hubs.ly/Q02VKf5K0

Grateful to the New York Review of Books and Sue (a/k/a Dr.) Halpern for highlighting my book in this election-issue article on AI, society and democracy.

So pleased to see this. I wrote in my book about the need for politicians to use their convening power to try and direct AI to more purposeful and beneficial uses, rather than focusing only on risk and protectionism. Better late than never! axios.com/2024/10/31/bid…

Just joined too—same handle over there as well.

Anxious about the US election? Why not distract yourself by reading my latest piece for Financial Times on the lessons of Napster for the age of AI! ft.com/content/5bfa85…

My piece in the Financial Times on the lessons from Napster for AI & creativity

Excited to learn that the new Netflix film 'Joy', about the first baby born using IVF, shows just how controversial it was at the time in the media and public opinion. I wrote a chapter about this period of frontier science in my book--and what it tells us about this moment in AI

Beautiful from Helen Thompson on the genius, wonder and complexity of McCartney

Any of my NYC followers who want to be lucky enough to get an early copy of this exceptional book too — Ian Leslie has some good news for you:

The first full report from the AI & Geopolitics Project, my research group at Cambridge, is out today. We go beyond the simplistic 'AI arms race' narrative and explore practical, realistic opportunities for international collaboration on AI. Kudos to Aleks Turobov, PhD for leading this!

The AI race doesn't have to be zero-sum. International organisations already find natural alignment in specific domains, where competition naturally transforms into collaboration, not through grand agreements. Check out our policy paper

So many writings on AI but they rarely the international aspect, so this report is important and timely. Rather than deploring AI global fragmentation, the report outlines practical steps to make process. Great work by @AITurobov, Diane Coyle & Verity Harding

It’s an honour to have Angela on our AIxGEO advisory board and even more to have someone her calibre and expertise find our report unique and useful.

Thanks to Behavioral Scientist Behavioral Scientist for naming 'AI Needs You' one of their top books of 2024! behavioralscientist.org/behavioral-sci…

I was asked to write a prediction for WIRED “The World in 2025” bumper edition, so I wrote about AI & geopolitics: ‘It’s time to move past AI nationalism’ Lots of other great pieces in there too, pick up the physical magazine if you see it. wired.com/story/artifici…

Post with some books I enjoyed reading last year, including Joseph Roth, Tim Shipman, Mustafa Suleyman, Verity Harding, Jamie Metzl, Tony Blair and Nate Silver artemon.substack.com/p/ip30-what-iv…

Thank you David!