2048 we start the colonisation.

He has a company that's going to let blind people see again and is already allowing seriously paralysed people control computers with their minds...

Yeah, and then in interviews he's saying you can't deport people who are here legally.

The media scrutiny has started

The reason the UK doesnt have a frontier AI is because it's run by socialists who are hostile to innovation

Tell us you have absolutely zero understanding of this issue.

Makerfield by-election poll from OpiniumResearch. A Burnham win could see Ed Miliband become Chancellor. He’ll fund Green lunacy over defence or education. Vote Reform! LAB: 46% ( 1) REF: 41% ( 9) RSB: 7% (NEW) CON: 2.5% (-8) LDEM: <2% (-5) GRN: <2% (-2) Changes with GE2024.

Mass deportations are coming.

I genuinely wouldn't care. Zia is on our team, he gets it, he wants the same things.

Westminster journalist spends one day in Wigan then lectures locals on what to call our places...

Comments incredibly predictable

Lowe glazes Kemi again award. Also open to a pact with Tories, probably because they already have a casual agreement.

do people just pretend he doesn't say these things or what?

It's not nothing and they're obviously doing something right to get this. But don't be under any illusions, doing this at a by election is much simpler than a general election. This doesn't scale up easily. Ask the lib dems.

Indian young bob absolutely sent me ngl 😂

Insane endorsement of the MRLP

Essentially correct. Comrade Rupert, quite understandably, is primarily motivated by his vendetta against Farage. There are enough misanthropes on the right who will not be satisfied with Reform unless it pledges to deport all brown people (regardless of whether that's electable) to make a go of Restore, who are so self-deluded they think Reform is essentially an establishment left wing party. The problem for Reform is that Restore types are not entirely wrong. The zeitgeist has changed and Reform risks becoming as irrelevant as the rest of them while it runs on a generic centre-right civnat platform. That its only heavyweights are tainted defectors from the most incompetent government in modern history cetainly doesn't do it any favours. Nobody wants a new centre right conservative party any more than they want the old one. The broader problem for the right is that the two parties, in many respects, are a mirror image of each other, in that they are both slopulist personality cults that cannot withstand the departure of their respective leaders, and whose second tier are woeful mediocrities. Neither party makes for an effective government. The slop right will suffer the same fate as the Johnson administration because the policy cupboard is bare, and getting things done is not as simple as they assume.

Never have so few fucked it up for so many.

🚨 NEW Opinium–Forward Democracy poll 🚨 Our Makerfield by-election poll in the @Independent finds Andy Burnham narrowly ahead of Reform UK's Robert Kenyon. 🌹 Labour (Burnham): 46% ➡️ Reform UK (Kenyon): 41% 🟦 Restore: 7% 🌳 Conservative: 3% 🌍 Green: 2% 🔶 Lib Dem: 1%

Britain urgently needs to maximise sovereign AI capabilities - tho this also means keeping strong trusted US relationships. Losing access to frontier models is a major blow for British businesses and their employees, and our security. We need to rapidly permit data centres, build cheap energy sources, and create a business environment that attracts more top AI researchers and startups. Not Miliband's Net Zero madness. US govt is of course right that AI safety is important. But it’s best ensured by transparency and public-private partnerships (e.g. AISI's work with Anthropic) not by suddenly banning access for key allies like Britain.