That was a lovely mini-documentary Martin. Good to see the VoBR team having such a successful day. (I watched it on YouTube.) And yes, I spotted you briefly as a passenger on the coach 🙂
August 5, 2026 at 12:42 AM
That was a lovely mini-documentary Martin. Good to see the VoBR team having such a successful day. (I watched it on YouTube.) And yes, I spotted you briefly as a passenger on the coach 🙂
We call upon legislators in the UK parliament to challenge the government’s use of Technical Capability Notices and the chilling effect these notices have globally on individuals’ privacy and security.
August 3, 2026 at 3:05 PM
We call upon legislators in the UK parliament to challenge the government’s use of Technical Capability Notices and the chilling effect these notices have globally on individuals’ privacy and security.
Thank you Privacy International for linking to Medact's briefing. Their cautionary message is heavily significant, being endorsed by the Good Law Project, Just Treatment, Corporate Watch, United Tech and Allied Workers Union, and supported by Amnesty International. This needs to be shouted aloud.
April 5, 2026 at 3:50 PM
Thank you Privacy International for linking to Medact's briefing. Their cautionary message is heavily significant, being endorsed by the Good Law Project, Just Treatment, Corporate Watch, United Tech and Allied Workers Union, and supported by Amnesty International. This needs to be shouted aloud.
Yes I missed that distinction. Good point. Gen' AI has committed a million irreversible sins against our creative communities. Let's applaud companies like Bandcamp refusing to handle AI "created" music. But little hope of stopping AI's thievery 'til we get empathetic people to lead AI development.
January 25, 2026 at 12:55 AM
Yes I missed that distinction. Good point. Gen' AI has committed a million irreversible sins against our creative communities. Let's applaud companies like Bandcamp refusing to handle AI "created" music. But little hope of stopping AI's thievery 'til we get empathetic people to lead AI development.
To Wish for AI to be outlawed by any nation is lamentably futile. Better I think to campaign for those obscenely wealthy tech bro's to direct their AI research into fixing our propensity to elect ignorant and artful idiots into positions of political power. (Written without the help of AI.)
January 24, 2026 at 8:57 PM
To Wish for AI to be outlawed by any nation is lamentably futile. Better I think to campaign for those obscenely wealthy tech bro's to direct their AI research into fixing our propensity to elect ignorant and artful idiots into positions of political power. (Written without the help of AI.)