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S&T: 'A conversation with Sydney Brenner: How academia and publishing are destroying scientific innovation' - Elizabeth Dzeng's 2014…
One of my early heroes was Sydney Brenner. Brenner was one of the first to see the double helix, and quickly grasped its importance for unlocking the…
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S&T - Bret Victor, Realtalk and the ‘laboratory of the future’ vision
‘Communal computing and the 21st century laboratory’
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Neuroscience/AI - Can rats ‘think’? A paper by Chongxi Lai and colleagues on cognitive teleportation in rats [8 min read]
Chongxi Lai’s thesis work, Jedi rats, and brain-machine interfaces.
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Responses to comments on our democratic control of AGI paper
On March 14th I published a co-written proposal on this blog on ‘Securing liberal democratic control of AGI through UK leadership’. In brief, it called…
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Securing Liberal Democratic Control of AGI through UK Leadership
This was originally a piece co-written to influence policy makers, and had input from a range of people including senior frontier industry figures…
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S&T - Is the UK a world leader in science?
With Professor Paul Nightingale - Looking at the top 100 papers in different priority tech fields to assess the UK position at the cutting edge
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S&T - A New National Purpose: a joint report by Tony Blair and William Hague
Leadership in innovation through science and technology as the core of national success.
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S&T - New Horizons: The UK’s Global Science Strategy Beyond Horizon Europe (Jan 2023)
Comments at the UK Onward event on UK Science Strategy
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