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• John Kelly
  Very good article Alex. Sorry to see @simonmcgrath downplaying the appalling behaviour of the British during 1936-9. This is well captured in the Award winn...
• Sam Ammar
  The fundamental question regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict centers on the definition of Israel’s borders. The United Nations has consistently recogni...
• Pawel Urbanski
  I think that ownership instincts are right, but a fund buying shares in US AI firms makes us shareholders, not builders. It's a dividend, not an engine. The har...
• Jonathan Brown
  Excellent article, thank you Alex. Well said....
• cim
  @Simon McGrath That is exactly the marketing trap which AI does, I'm afraid - the pretence that any "computer does something either superficially or genuinely ...