With the UK’s general election mere months away, it will be an uphill struggle to tackle the harms from AI-generated mis-and-disinformation. Nonetheless, we can learn from Taiwan’s experience.
While capping ground rents is a promising start, unless further amendments are introduced to address the abuse of services, that chance could yet go to waste.
Community businesses, such as community-owned pubs, provide the locals with a stake in their area.
Despite representing one of the greatest threats to public health, responsible for up to 43,000 deaths in the UK each year, efforts to reduce England’s air pollution have proven either politically fraught, ineffective or failed to consider the needs of those from deprived areas.
The odds are that the Government will win tomorrow. But it’s not hard to see how it could lose by accident.
Views from Bright Blue, Britain Remade, the Centre for Social Justice, the Centre for Policy Studies, the Conservative Environmental Network, the Institute of Economic Affairs, and others.
Focusing on frontier AI threats comes at the expense of less glamourous, but more immediate socio-economic concerns. AI may trigger rising unemployment and worsen social inequalities.
I want to propose an organising principle for policymaking: as far as possible, the organisations and institutions responsible for providing support to people should not be responsible for sanctioning them.
The twenty-second article in a new series on ConHome about how government might be made smaller, taxpayers better off and and society stronger – through strong families, better schools and good jobs.
A collection of responses to today’s statement from the CPS, IEA, ASI and others.
Delivering more homes, and leaving our environment in a healthier state for future generations, are fundamentally conservative goals.
Ministers can make the system more generous, easier to access, and contributory – but must rediscover their appetite for reform.
We need to give more time and resource to those bringing up children. Such parents need a much better package from the state to look after a baby in the first year of its life.
A collection of responses to today’s statement from the CPS, IEA, ASI and others.
There ought to be a unique and strong centre-right case for celebrating wealth – specifically, acquiring it and ensuring more people from modest incomes can access and benefit from it.