Somewhere Worth Living
Some thoughts on the Britain we might grow into, and what we owe the places we inherit.
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Essays on AI, government, history and the questions that stay with me.
Follow via RSSSome thoughts on the Britain we might grow into, and what we owe the places we inherit.
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What my Innovation Fellowship taught me about learned helplessness, building teams and leaving government more capable than you found it.
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Either AI is ready to help run a country, or it can't be trusted with a board game. The honest answer is both.
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Accountability has always assumed a persistent identity. What happens when AI ends that?
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This is either the most important thing happening in AI right now, or the most elaborate shitpost in history.
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Pieces I’ve written, on my own and with colleagues, published beyond this site.
Why making statute books machine-readable is a practical foundation for reform.
By Liam Wilkinson
Our playbook for building the Incubator: choosing problems, testing ideas and getting useful services into government.
With Alexander De Ville, Alex Jones, Sharif Kazemi and Shahrukh Wani
What we learned from GovTech about technical talent, shared infrastructure and giving public servants room to build.
With Vikie Bew
An early account of Lex and our work to help government lawyers search, navigate and explain legislation.
By Liam Wilkinson