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10:00
2026-08-14
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

Whisper it, but AI might not be a bubble

OpenAI reports that one billion people use ChatGPT monthly, and capital investment in AI has topped $1 trillion since early 2023, yet the author argues the AI boom may not be a bubble. The piece cites…

06:01
2026-08-11
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

My trip to Europe's craziest border (Odds and Ends #106)

In his newsletter 'Odds and Ends #106', Sam Wetherell recounts his visit to what he calls Europe's craziest border, discusses the Jason Arday controversy, shares a London travel time map, and reveals …

20:21
2026-07-23
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
ai-policy

The new plan to dynamite the Peak District (Odds and Ends #104)

A new plan proposes dynamiting parts of the Peak District, according to a newsletter by James O'Malley. The plan is discussed alongside other topics including a state-funded open-source AI lab propose…

17:00
2026-07-21
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

Four takes on the new Burnham cabinet

Andy Burnham has become the new UK Prime Minister, and his early cabinet decisions, including breaking up the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology, have drawn mixed reactions. The Tony Bla…

06:01
2026-07-20
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

How Britain can get ahead in AI

The Tony Blair Institute's Guy Ward-Jackson and Elizabeth Seger propose that the British government create an open source AI lab, while Re:state's Joe Hill argues that Britain's regulatory system is a…

06:01
2026-07-13
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

The truth about UK data centre water usage

Sky News Technology Correspondent Rowland Manthorpe has been investigating the data centre water usage controversy in the UK, finding that data centres do not use as much water as commonly claimed. Ma…

13:28
2026-06-25
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
ai-policy

Labour should fight Reform by pitching a "Gamer's Charter"

Labour should adopt a 'Gamer's Charter' to win over young male voters who are increasingly backing Reform UK, according to a political analysis. The proposal aims to address the disaffection of Gen-Z …

06:01
2026-06-24
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

The Burnhamocalypse (Odds and Ends #102)

A newsletter roundup discusses Andy Burnham's political influence, AI in planning systems, Ukraine's open data, and the discovery of Liz Truss's 'Jenga' lectern.…

23:42
2026-06-22
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
ai-policy

I probably had a weirder referendum week than you

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, the creator of the viral #Londependence petition reflects on how a late-night joke sparked a secessionist movement, drawing global media attention and over 100,0…

06:01
2026-06-22
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

Computer says... Maybe

The YIMBY Pod explores the government's reprimand of Cherwell Council and discusses the potential of AI to fix the planning system, featuring an interview with Paul Maltby from Faculty AI about their …

11:09
2026-06-17
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

How the UK government is using AI to speed up the planning system

The UK government announced two AI projects to speed up the planning system, including an in-house system by MHCLG and DSIT and an £8.2m collaboration with Google and Faculty AI, aiming to digitize do…

06:01
2026-05-21
takes.jamesomalley.co.uk
artificial-intelligence

Watch my acting debut (Odds and Ends #98)

James O'Malley's newsletter 'Odds and Ends #98' covers his acting debut, HS2 problems, AI fixing Britain's plumbing, and Palantir's performance. The post also includes a podcast discussing BBC's NIMBY…