As The Guardian reports this morning: Anthropic is warning that some of its artificial intelligence models could soon become “self-replicating” and find ways to infiltrate
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Where are threats coming from?
In news that will be a surprise to absolutely no one, The Guardian reported yesterday afternoon that: Extremists holding anti-immigration opinions are becoming increasingly likely
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‘How to Govern: Creating the Courageous State’ is on its way
I first suggested that I had an idea for a new book on this blog on 3 September. At the time, the book outline was
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Infographic: Bond markets
I published this infographic on government bonds a while ago: I then wrote a follow-up on bond markets. I can find no evidence I published
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What happens if the Budget is based on false assumptions?
Could the October 2026 Budget be based on economic assumptions that bear little relationship to the risks we actually face? In this video, I question
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The cry for help
The Guardian reported this yesterday evening: Hackers have forced the temperature of many French supermarket fridges up to 50C overnight, in an “unprecedented” cyber-attack affecting
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Autumn arrivals
There is no reason to post this photo that I took at WWT Welney on Sunday, except to put up something that is not about
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Something will break, and soon
Yesterday began with the surreal macroeconomic forecast that underpinned the Institute for Fiscal Studies’ Green Budget, which effectively ignored the risk of an AI collapse,
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An election before Christmas?
Could Andy Burnham call a general election before Christmas 2026? In this video, I examine the rumours and ask why an early election might appeal
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